Mms 6 Weston Stafford

The University of Arizona School of Music
THE PAUL WESTON AND JO STAFFORD COLLECTION

Collection Number: MMS 6
Inventory of the Paul Weston and Jo Stafford Collection, 1917-2006

(bulk 1942-1973)
Collection Number: MMS 6
University of Arizona School of Music
Processed by: Keith Pawlak

Date completed: December 2006
Collection Summary
Collection name: Paul Weston and Jo Stafford Collection
Collection number: MMS 6
Creators: Weston, Paul (1912-1996) and Stafford, Jo (1917-)
Physical description: 33 linear ft. (64 boxes)
Abstract: Collection of musical arrangements, business records, photographs, films and
awards from the husband and wife team of Paul Weston (1912-1996) and Jo Stafford
(1917-).
Repository: School of Music.
School of Music
University of Arizona
PO Box 210004
Tucson, AZ 85721-0005
URL: http://web.cfa.arizona.edu/music
Administrative Information
Restrictions: The Collection is open to researchers by appointment. There are no
restricted materials. Copyright restrictions do exist on music manuscripts in the
collection. For more information or requests to photocopy materials, to publish, or to
make an appointment, please contact:
Keith Pawlak
Music Curator
School of Music, rm. 109
University of Arizona
Tucson, AZ 85721
Phone: 520-626-5242
Paul Weston and Jo Stafford collection
Acquisition Information: The Paul Weston and Jo Stafford Collection was established
in 2006 through the gift of Mrs. Jo Stafford-Weston.
Acknowledgements: This finding aid and gift were made possible through the help of
Tim Weston, son of Paul Weston and Jo Stafford. Additional thanks to Kimberly Lewis
for her help with the finding aid.
Special Policies Governing Reproducing Or Publishing Materials In The Paul
Weston And Jo Stafford Collection: Permission to research or examine these materials
does not carry with it permission to commercially reproduce or publish. Permission to
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copyright holder.
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Credit line: The Paul Weston and Jo Stafford Collection, University of Arizona School
of Music
Biography
Paul Weston
Paul Weston was born on March 12, 1912, in Springfield, Massachusetts. When he
was two years old, his family moved to Pittsfield where he attended grammar and high
school. He majored in Economics at Dartmouth College, was elected to Phi Beta Kappa in
his senior year, and graduated cum laude with the class of 1933. During his four years at
Dartmouth, Weston also studied music and organized and led his own dance band, The
Green Serenaders.
Weston went to New York in the fall of 1933, took some graduate courses at
Columbia University, and played piano in the Columbia dance band, The Blue Lions. In
January 1934 he was severely injured in a train accident. During his convalescence, he spent
quite a bit of time arranging music. Upon his return to New York in the fall of 1934, he sold
an arrangement of Pop Goes Your Heart to the Joe Haymes Orchestra at the McAlpin
Hotel. This led to the commissioning of several additional arrangements for Haymes, one of
which was a medley of tunes from Anything Goes which was heard by Rudy Vallee. Rudy
sent for Weston and offered him the opportunity to make arrangements for the then-famous
radio show The Fleischman Hour. During this time, Weston also made arrangements for
Phil Harris.
In the fall of 1935 the Dorsey Brothers band split up, and Tommy and Jimmy
Dorsey went their separate ways. Tommy used the Joe Haymes Orchestra as a basis for his
first time try as a solo orchestra leader. Weston joined him as a full-time exclusive arranger
and stayed with the band for five and a half years. In January 1940, Weston became a freelance artist and conducted his first recording session for Liberty Music Shop, a Lee Wiley
album of Rodgers and Hart songs. Weston then began writing arrangements for a new singer
at Victor Records, Dinah Shore.
In the summer of 1940, he moved to Hollywood to write for the Bob Crosby
orchestra, although he still continued to write for Dinah Shores radio and record dates. He
also wrote for Fibber McGee and Molly, Ginny Simms, and Paul Whiteman during this
time. In 1941, the Bob Crosby orchestra was hired to do the background music for the Bing
Crosby-Fred Astaire musical, Holiday Inn. Westons arrangements for the picture were so
admired that the studio asked him to do work for Bing Crosby, Bob Hope, and Betty Hutton.
In 1942, while working at Paramount Studios, Paul met Johnny Mercer, who was in
the process of forming Capitol Records with Buddy DeSylva and Glenn Wallichs. Johnny
wanted Paul to write for the label. On April 6, 1942, Paul directed and arranged Johnny
Mercers Strip Polka, the first arrangement written for a Capitol Records artist.
On August 1, 1942, the Musicians Union strike went into effect and caused a
recording ban across the country. Work at Capitol Records ceased until June 1943 when
Johnny Mercer premiered his radio program, Johnny Mercers Music Shop. The show was a
showcase for new Capitol Records talent and featured artists such as Ella Mae Morse, Jo
Stafford, and the Pied Pipers. In October, the recording ban was lifted for Capitol Records,
and Weston started to record again with these artists and others such as Betty Hutton,
Margaret Whiting, Gordon MacRae, Matt Dennis, and Andy Russell.
In 1944, Paul was hired on as Musical Director and Artist and Repertoire consultant
for Capitol, a position he held for six years. He also conducted the orchestra for Duffys
Tavern, Joan Davis, the Hit Parade, and Jo Staffords Chesterfield Supper Club. During this
time, he conceived an idea for an album of music that would incorporate great melodies into
stylized music that wouldnt compete with conversation. This idea became known as Mood
Music and was represented in Pauls first album called Music For Dreaming.
In 1950, Paul switched to Columbia Records and brought Capitol Records top
recording artist, Jo Stafford, with him. He starred in his own CBS radio show and continued
his output of Mood Music albums. In 1952, he married Jo Stafford. In 1952 they had a
son, Tim; a daughter, Amy, was born in 1956.
During the 1950s he became increasingly more involved in television with credits on
The Jo Stafford Show, The Chevy Show and numerous other specials. In 1957, he helped to
form the National Academy of Recording Arts and Sciences, and acted as the first president
of the Los Angeles chapter. Also during that year, he and his wife introduced the comedy
team of Jonathan and Darlene Edwards, whose recording of Jonathan and Darlene Edwards
in Paris, resulted in a Grammy award in 1960.
During the 1960s Weston concentrated most of his work in television. He was the
musical director for the Danny Kaye Show, The Jonathan Winters Show, The Jim Nabors
Show, The Chevy Show, and others. In the early 1970s, he wrote for the Disney On Parade
show. By 1974, Paul Weston was largely retired, although he continued to write music and
record as Jonathan Edwards. In the late 1970s he formed the Corinthian Records label,
which to this day reissues the Columbia recordings made by Paul and Jo.
Pauls composing was largely uninterrupted throughout his life. He wrote standards
such as Day By Day and I Should Care, as well as symphonic works like his Crescent
City Suite, The Bells of Santa Ynez, The Journey of Mercy Partridge and more. Paul Weston
passed away in 1996.
Jo Stafford
Jo Elizabeth Stafford was born on November 12, 1917, in Coalinga, California.
She was born to Grover Cleveland and Anna York Stafford. Her mother was a distant
cousin of the Word War I Medal of Honor recipient, Alvin York.
Jo Stafford began her professional career singing with her sisters, Christine and
Pauline, in a group known as The Stafford Sisters. They performed on radio shows such
as David Brockmans California Melodies and the Crockett Family of Kentucky Show.
They were also featured as off-screen voices with the major motion picture studios.
After her sisters married, the group disbanded, and members of the Three Rhythm
Kings and The Four Esquires joined Jo to form the Pied Pipers vocal group. Including
Jo, this group consisted of (8): John Huddleston (Stafford's husband at the time), Hal
Hopper, Chuck Lowry, Bud Hervey, George Tait, Woody Newbury, and Dick
Whittinghill. Like the Stafford Sisters, the Pied Pipers also worked on radio and motion
pictures.
In 1938, Tommy Dorseys arrangers, Axel Stordahl and Paul Weston, heard the
Pied Pipers and convinced Tommy Dorsey to sign them for his radio show. They
appeared briefly on Tommy Dorseys radio show in New York until the shows sponsor
fired them after hearing their rendition of Hold Tight. In late-1939,
Tommy Dorsey rehired them, this time as a quartet, and they stayed with him until 1942.
After leaving the Tommy Dorsey Orchestra, the group traveled to California. In
1943, Capitol Records signed them to a recording contract. Their first appearance, which
predated their first recording session, was on the radio show Johnny Mercers Music
Shop. In October - the month the recording ban was lifted for Capitol - they recorded
their first sides with Johnny Mercer and Paul Weston. Some of the songs they recorded
were released on Capitols first album, Songs By Johnny Mercer.
In 1944 Jo left the Pied Pipers and embarked on her solo career. She appeared
with the USO during this time and established the nickname G.I. Jo. Jo became a top
radio personality during the 1940s starring on the Chesterfield Supper Club, The Revere
Show, and The Carnation Show. She became Capitol Records top selling artist during
the 1940s with 21 top ten records.
When Paul Weston left Capitol Records for Columbia Records in 1950, she
followed suit. Shortly afterward she recorded some of her most successful albums,
Shrimp Boats, You Belong To Me, and Make Love To Me. In 1952, she received
the distinction of being the first female artist to sell 25,000,000 records.
In February 1952 she married Paul Weston. They celebrated their honeymoon in
Europe by capping it off with her most celebrated concert appearance of her career at the
London Palladium. In 1952 they had a son, Tim; a daughter, Amy, was born in 1956.
Her radio career continued in the 1950s with her appearance on two international
radio shows, the Voice of America and the Jo Stafford Show on Radio Luxembourg. Her
popularity in the United States and abroad gained her recognition as a cultural
ambassador for democracy and as Americas Most Versatile Singing Star. She also
starred in her first television show in 1954, The Jo Stafford Show.
Jos versatility is well shown in the diversity of records that she made in a range
of styles from the blues, pop, jazz, country, comedy, folk and spiritual. She also recorded
popular duets with Frankie Laine and Gordon MacRae. Her 1960 record as Darlene
Edwards resulted in a Grammy Award. In the mid-1960s, she retired from the record
business and focused on her family and charity work with Paul Weston. She is a past
president of SHARE, one of Hollywoods most charitable organizations, dedicated to
helping mentally handicapped children.
Scope and Content Note

This collection contains the personal library of career-related music and
memorabilia from the husband-and-wife team of Paul Weston and Jo Stafford. The bulk
portion of the library consists of music arrangements performed by Paul Weston or Jo
Stafford as individual artists for radio, television, concert, and record dates. In addition to
their music, there are also various personal and professional items from their careers.
Materials include photographs, business correspondence, printed matter, recordings and
production materials.
Most of the arrangements in the collection were created by Paul Weston for either
his own use as an artist or for Jo Stafford productions. There are, however, some workfor-hire arrangements written by Paul Weston for artists like the Pied Pipers, Ted Nash,
Ella Fitzgerald, Bing Crosby, Ethel Merman, Dinah Shore, the Mellomen, the Norman
Luboff Choir, Johnny Mercer, Dale Evans, and Harry James. These arrangements
represent only a fraction of Paul Westons total creative output.
In addition to arrangements written by Paul Weston, there are also works by Bill
Loose, George Greeley, Billy May, Nelson Riddle, Frank Comstock, Ray Conniff, and
Matty Matlock. Authorship, when known, is included in the folder description.
Arrangement
The order of each series is noted under the header for the respective series or
subseries with most materials arranged chronologically by type. There was a partial
catalogue created by Paul Westons copyist, Clyde Balsley, in the 1940s and 1950s.
However, due to the inconsistency and incompleteness of this system, all titles were
rearranged into chronological order. The Clyde Balsley catalogue number is listed when
known.
Organization
This collection is organized into eight series:
Series I: Compositions and Arrangements, 1933-1993
Series II: Production Materials, 1943-1981
Series III: General Correspondence and Business Records, 1943-1980
Series IV: Miscellaneous, 1991-2001
Series V: Printed Matter, 1943-1996
Series VI: Awards, 1945-1954
Series VII: Photographs, 1928-1993
Series VIII: Recordings, 1947-1980
Container List
I
Compositions and Arrangements, 1933-1993
Organized into ten subseries: Bulk Library; Miscellaneous Compositions and Sketches;
Published Sheet Music; Lead Sheets; Masses and Hymns; Bells of Santa Ynez; The
Hasegawa General Store; Crescent City Suite; Ballad of The Blues; and The Journal of
Mercy Partridge.
Bulk Library: April 6, 1942 1990
This subseries contains the bulk of the Paul Weston and Jo Stafford library of musical
arrangements. All of the arrangements are by Paul Weston unless stated to be otherwise
in the folder description. Titles without scores may or may not be arranged by Paul
Weston.
The folder title contains in bold and in order the song name, artist, and earliest verifiable
date. Several abbreviations are used to indicate a specific artist: JM Johnny Mercer, PW
Paul Weston, JS Jo Stafford, JD Jonathan and Darlene Edwards, DS Dinah Shore,
EF Ella Fitzgerald, TN Ted Nash, DE Dale Evans, NL Norman Luboff Choir, HJ
Harry James, PP Pied Pipers, MM Mellomen, BC Bing Crosby and EM Ethel
Merman. Only the song title and artist name appear on the actual folders.
The folder description includes the following items: inventory; Capitol session number
(Cap #); Clyde Balsley library number (CB #); arranger; recording date; album or
production information; and vocalist information. Certain fields are left out if they are not
pertinent to the specific title.
Box
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Folder
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Description
Over The Rainbow PW: ca. 1941
Score and parts; CB # 631; parts copied ca. September 22, 1950;
recorded ca. 1941 (Paramount Pictures) and September 22, 1950
(Columbia); from the Paramount Pictures library (?) and Columbia
Records album Dream Time Music # CL 528 and EP # B-380.
Embraceable You PW: ca. 1941
Parts only; CB # 621; parts copied ca. 1941; recorded ca. 1941
(Paramount Pictures) and September 22, 1950 (Columbia); from the
Paramount Pictures library and Columbia Records album Dream Time
Music # CL 528 and EP # B-380.
Strip Polka JM: April 6, 1942
Score only; Cap # 1(?); recorded April 6, 1942; from the Capitol Records
78 # 103.Vocal for Johnny Mercer.
Youd Be So Nice To Come Home To DS: ca. July 1942
Score only; recorded ca. July 1942; from the Victor Records 78 # 201519. Vocal for Dinah Shore.
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Louisville Lou JM: June 22, 1943

Score only; recorded June 22, 1943; from the NBC radio show Johnny
Mercers Music Shop (episode #1; airdate: June 22, 1943). Vocal for
Johnny Mercer, Jo Stafford and The Pied Pipers.
Memphis Blues JS: August 11. 1943
Parts only; Cap # 253 (?); CB # 1722; parts copied August 11, 1943;
original recording date unknown; probably written for the NBC radio
show Johnny Mercers Music Shop. Vocal for Jo Stafford and The Pied
Pipers. Note: This arrangement bears numerous similarities with the
arrangement used on Ballad of the Blues. See also Ballad of the Blues
So Beats My Heart PW: ca. March 1944
Score only; CB # 175; recorded ca. March 1944; from the Capitol
Records 78 album Music for Dreaming # BD-9.
I Only Have Eyes For You - PW: ca. March 1944
Parts only; Cap # 343 (?); recorded ca. March 1944; from the Capitol
If I Love Again PW: ca. March 1944
Score only; recorded ca. March 1944; from the Capitol Records 78 album
Music for Dreaming # BD-9.
Rain PW: ca. March 1944
Score and parts; Cap # 128 (?); recorded ca. March 1944; from the
Capitol Records 78 album Music for Dreaming # BD-9.
Im In The Mood For Love PW: ca. March 1944
Out of Nowhere PW: ca. March 1944
Dont Blame Me PW: ca. March 1944
Parts only; CB # 146 (?); recorded ca. March 1944; from the Capitol
Its Time For A Song JS: ca. 1944
Score only; the song for the Revere Show. Vocal for Jo Stafford. Note:
This arrangement was originally written in 1944.
Dream PP: December 6, 1944
Score only; Cap # ?; aka Dream (Closing); recorded December 6,
1944; from the Capitol Records 78 # 185. Vocal for The Pied Pipers.
Note: There are some slight differences between the score and the record
version. This suggests, along with the title Dream (Closing), that that
arrangement was probably written first for Johnny Mercers Music Shop
and then later recorded for Capitol Records.
Candy JM: December 6, 1944
Score only; Cap # ?; recorded December 6, 1944; from the Capitol
Records 78 # 183. Performed on Johnny Mercers Music Shop (airdate:
December 6, 1944). Vocal for Johnny Mercer and The Pied Pipers.
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The Boy Next Door JS: October 31, 1945

Parts only; Cap # 282 (?); recorded October 31, 1945; from the Capitol
Records 78 album Songs By Jo Stafford # BD-23. Vocal for Jo Stafford.
Georgia On My Mind JS: November 9, 1945
Parts only; CB # 246 (?); recorded November 9, 1945; from the Capitol
Records 78 album Songs By Jo Stafford # BD-23. Vocal for Jo Stafford.
Tea Room To Hipperton - ?: ca. 1945
Score only; recording date unknown. Note: This piece appears to be an
instrumental cue for a radio program.
I Wish I Knew - ?: ca. 1945
Score only; recording date unknown. Note: This is a vocal arrangement,
possibly for Jo Stafford.
The First Noel JS: mid-1940s
Score (intro only) and parts; CB # 352. Vocal for Jo Stafford and/or Bing
Crosby. Note: This arrangement was later modified for use on one of
Bing Crosbys Sing With Bing Christmas specials (ca. 1956-1957).
Smilin Through JS: March 29, 1946
Parts only; Cap # 373; recorded March 29, 1946; from the Capitol
Records 78 # 15291. Vocal for Jo Stafford.
Love Locked Out PW: ca. July 1946
Score and parts; Cap # 442; CB # 1656; recorded ca. July 1946; from the
Capitol Records 78 album Music for Memories # BD-37.
Blue Moon PW: ca. July 1946
Parts only; Cap # 460; CB # 1663; recorded ca. July 1946; from the
Ill Be Seeing You PW: ca. July 1946
Somebody Loves Me PW: ca. July 1946
Deep Purple PW: ca. July 1946
You Go To My Head PW: ca. July 1946
All The Things You Are PW: ca. July 1946
East Of The Sun PW: July 30, 1946
Score and parts; Cap # 634; CB # 1686; recorded July 30, 1946; from the
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White Christmas JS: September 19, 1946

Score only; Cap # ?; CB # 1788; recorded September 19, 1946; from the
Capitol Records 78 # 319. Vocal for Jo Stafford. Note: This arrangement
was reused for Bing Crosbys 1955 Christmas Sing With Bing show.
A Sunday Kind Of Love JS: February 28, 1947
Parts only; Cap # 752; recorded February 28, 1947; from the Capitol
Records album Starring Jo Stafford # [T]H-435. Vocal for Jo Stafford.
Temptation JS: March 14, 1947
Parts only; Cap # ?; CB # 459; aka Tim-Tay-Shun; recorded March 14,
1947; from the Capitol Records 78 # 412. Vocal for Jo Stafford with Red
Ingle and the Natural Seven.
Little Man With A Candy Cigar JS: May 9, 1947
Parts only; Cap # ?; CB # 410; recorded May 9, 1947 (Capitol) and
August 13, 1953; unreleased Capitol Recording (?) and from the
Columbia Records album A Gal Named Jo # CL 2591. Vocal for Jo
Stafford. Note: This arrangement appears to have been written prior to
the 1947 Capitol Recording session.
Stanley Steamer JS: June 30, 1947
Vocal part only; CB # 815; recorded June 30, 1947; from the Capitol
Records 78 # B454. Vocal for Jo Stafford and The Pied Pipers.
Tumbling Tumbleweeds JS: September 25, 1947
Parts only; CB # 206; arranger: Sam Furman; recorded September 25,
1947; from the Capitol Records album Starring Jo Stafford # [T]H-435.
Vocal for Jo Stafford.
The Whiffenpoof Song JS: October 2, 1947
Conductor, vocal and rhythm parts only; CB # 441; arranger: Bill Loose
(orchestration), Paul Weston (choir); recorded October 2, 1947
(Chesterfield) and April 13, 1955 (Columbia); from the Chesterfield
Show (airdate: October 2, 1947) and the Columbia Records album Ski
Trails # CL-910. Vocal for Jo Stafford and the Starlighters.
Laura PW: October 10, 1947
Parts only; Cap # 1105; CB # 1655; recorded October 10, 1947; from the
Capitol Records 45 # F1670.
Intermezzo PW: ca. October 1947
Score only; Cap # ?; CB # ?; recorded ca. October 1947; from the Capitol
Records 45 # F1670.
Hes Gone Away JS: October 31, 1947
Parts only; Cap # 1140; CB # 379; recorded October 31, 1947; from the
Capitol Records album American Folk Songs # [H]CC-75. Vocal for Jo
Stafford.
Red Rosey Bush JS: October 31, 1947
Parts only; Cap # 1141; CB # 417; recorded October 31, 1947 and March
16, 1961; from the Capitol Records album American Folk Songs #
[H]CC-75, [S]T-1653 and 78 # 54-20166. Vocal for Jo Stafford.
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The Nightingale JS: October 31, 1947

Score and parts; Cap # 1168; CB # 713; recorded October 31, 1947 and
April 27, 1961; from the Capitol Records album American Folk Songs #
[H]CC-75, [S]T-1653. Vocal for Jo Stafford.
Black Is The Color JS: November 21, 1947
Parts only; Cap # 1206; CB # ?; recorded November 21, 1947 and March
16, 1961; from the Capitol Records album American Folk Songs #
[H]CC-75, [S]T-1653. Vocal for Jo Stafford.
In The Still Of The Night JS: November 27, 1947
Parts only; Cap # 1243; CB # 635; recorded November 27, 1947; from
the Capitol Records 78 # 15218 and album Autumn in New York # T-197.
Poor Butterfly PW: December 1, 1947
Score and parts; Cap # 1262; CB # 1661; recorded December 1, 1947;
from the Capitol Records album Music For Romancing # [T]CDF 153.
My Romance PW: December 1, 1947
Score and parts; Cap # 1267; CB # 1666; arranger: Bill Loose; recorded
December 1, 1947; from the Capitol Records album Music For
Romancing # [T]CDF 153. See oversize items for score.
Gone With The Wind PW: December 1, 1947
See oversize items for score.
Sleepy Time Gal PW: December 1, 1947
Parts only; Cap # 1269; CB # 1683; arranger: Matty Matlock; recorded
Romancing # [T]CDF 153.
If I Loved You JS: December 10, 1947
Parts only; Cap # 1310; CB # ?; arranger: Bill Loose; recorded December
10, 1947; from the Capitol Records 78 # 15462 and album Autumn in
New York # T-197. Vocal for Jo Stafford.
Everything I Have Is Yours PW: December 24, 1947
Parts only; Cap # ?; CB # 1678; arranger: Bill Loose; recorded December
24, 1947; from the Capitol Records album Music For Romancing #
[T]CDF 153.
Time On My Hands PW: December 24, 1947
Score (incomplete) and parts; Cap # 1397; CB # 1711; recorded
Orchids In The Moonlight PW: December 24, 1947
Parts only; Cap # 1401; CB # 1680; arranger: Bill Loose; recorded
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April In Paris PW: December 24, 1947

Toyland JS: December 25, 1947
Parts only; CB # 455; arranger: Matty Matlock; recorded December 25,
1947; from the Chesterfield Show (airdate: December 25, 1947). Vocal
for Jo Stafford.
Happy Holiday JS: December 25, 1947
Score and parts; CB # 94; recorded December 25, 1947 (Chesterfield)
and April 14, 1955 (Columbia); from the Chesterfield Show (airdate:
December 25, 1947) and the Columbia Records album Happy Holiday #
CL 691. Vocal for Jo Stafford. Note: This arrangement was reused for a
Bing Crosby Christmas special in the 1950s.
Moonlight Madonna PW: December 30, 1947
Parts only; Cap # 1437; CB # 1714; arranger: Bill Loose; recorded
Chopin Etude PW: December 30, 1947
Parts only; Cap # 1438; CB # 1713; recorded December 30, 1947 and ca.
1959; from the Capitol Records album Music For Memories # ST-1222.
Poor Wayfarin Stranger JS: December 31, 1947
Score and parts; Cap # 1441; CB # ?; recorded December 31, 1947 and
March 16, 1961; from the Capitol Records album American Folk Songs #
Barbara Allen JS: December 31, 1947
Score and parts; Cap # 1443; CB # ?; recorded December 31, 1947 and
March 16, 1961; from the Capitol Records album American Folk Songs #
Danny Boy JS: March 16, 1948
Parts only; CB # 482; recorded March 16, 1948; from the Chesterfield
Supper Club (airdate: March 16, 1948). Vocal for Jo Stafford.
Spring Is Here JS: March 25, 1948
Parts only; CB # 493; recorded March 25, 1948; from the Chesterfield
Supper Club (airdate: March 25, 1948). Vocal for Jo Stafford.
March Of The Toys PW: December 23, 1948
Parts only; CB # 544; recorded December 23, 1948; from the Revere
Show (airdate: December 23, 1948).
I Wonder As I Wander JS: December 23, 1948
Parts only; Cap # 1697; CB # 1716; recorded December 23, 1948
(Revere); January 5, 1949 (Capitol) and April 27, 1961 (Capitol); from
the Revere Show (airdate: December 23, 1948); Capitol Records 78 # 6F90037; Capitol Records album American Folk Songs # [H]CC-75, [S]T1653; and Columbia Records album Happy Holiday # CL 691. Vocal for
Jo Stafford.
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The Hot Canary PW: January 7, 1949

Conductor part only; Cap # 1696; recorded January 7, 1949; from the
Capitol Records 45 # 1601.
Night And Day JS: February 10, 1949
Parts only; CB # 578; recorded February 10, 1949 (Revere) and
September 12, 1952 (Columbia); from the Revere Show (airdate:
February 10, 1949) and Columbia Records album Broadways Best # CL
584.
Some Enchanted Evening PW: April 27, 1949
Score and parts; Cap # 1870; CB # 1660; recorded April 27, 1949; from
the Capitol Records album Music For Romancing # [T]CDF 153 and
Music for Reflection EP # EBF-287.
Bali Hai PW: April 27, 1949
Score and parts; Cap # 1871; CB # 1665; recorded April 27, 1949; from
the Capitol Records album Music For Romancing # [T]CDF 153
Westons Tune PW: May 13, 1949
Parts only; Cap # 1888; CB # 1684; aka When April Comes Again;
recorded May 13, 1949; from the Capitol Records album Songs Without
Words # [KCF]DCN 170. Note: This was later titled When April Comes
Again.
Whispering Hope JS: June 3, 1949
Score and parts; Cap # 1925; recorded June 3, 1949; from the Capitol
Records 78 # 57-690. Vocal for Jo Stafford and Gordon MacRae.
The Nightingale JS: September 19, 1949
Score and parts; CB # 713; recorded September 19, 1949; for Jo Stafford
Tour. Vocal for Jo Stafford. Note: This is an updated version of the
earlier arrangement written for Jo Stafford.
Do You Ever Think Of Me PW: September 1949
Score only; Cap # 2390; recorded September 1949; from the Capitol
Records album Music For Romancing # [T]CDF 153.
Double Datin PW: September 1949
Score only; Cap # 2392; recorded September 1949; from the Capitol
Records album Music For Romancing # [T]CDF 153.
Dardanella PW: September 23, 1949
Score and parts; Cap # 2424; recorded September 23, 1949; from the
Capitol Records album Music For The Fireside # T 245, [S][Z]T 1192
and EP Music for Reflection # EBF-287.
When April Comes Again JS: February 7, 1950
Score and parts; Cap # 2622; recorded February 7, 1950; from the
Capitol Records 78 # 914. Vocal for Jo Stafford.
La Vie En Rose PW: February 7, 1950
Score and parts; Cap # 2623; CB # 1712; recorded February 7, 1950;
from the Capitol Records album Music For The Fireside # T 245,
[S][Z]T 1192 and EP Music for Reflection # EBF-287.
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Autumn Leaves PW: February 7, 1950

Parts only; Cap # 2624; CB # 1720; recorded February 7, 1950; from the
Capitol Records album Music For The Fireside # T 245, [S][Z]T 1192
and EP Music for Reflection # EBF-287.
I Cover The Waterfront PW: May 8, 1950
Score and parts; Cap # 2820; CB # 1659; recorded May 8, 1950; from the
Capitol Records album Music For The Fireside # T 245, [S][Z]T 1192.
September In The Rain - PW: May 8, 1950
Where Or When - PW: May 8, 1950
Love Walked In - PW: May 8, 1950
No Other Love JS: May 17, 1950
Parts only; Cap # 2838; recorded May 17, 1950; from the Capitol
Records 78 # 1053 and album Starring Jo Stafford # [T]H-435.
Stars Fell On Alabama PW: May 26, 1950
Score and parts; Cap # 2848; CB # 1664; recorded May 26, 1950; from
the Capitol Records album Music For The Fireside # T 245, [S][Z]T
1192.
Tenderly PW: May 26, 1950
1192.
If I Could Be With You PW: May 26, 1950
1192.
Something To Remember You By PW: May 26, 1950
1192.
Lead Kindly Light JS: June 2, 1950
Parts only; Cap # 2857; recorded June 2, 1950; from the Capitol Records
EP Songs of Faith # EBF[H]-9014.
Autumn Leaves JS: July 13, 1950
Parts only; Cap # 2948; recorded July 13, 1950; from the Capitol Records
78 # 1248. Vocal for Jo Stafford.
How High The Moon PW: September 22, 1950
Parts only; CB # 629; recorded September 22, 1950; from the Columbia
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This Cant Be Love PW: September 22, 1950

You Were Meant For Me PW: September 22, 1950
Pennies From Heaven PW: October 12, 1950
Parts only; CB # 625; recorded October 12, 1950; from the Columbia
Why Shouldnt I? PW: October 12, 1950
Parts only; CB # 626; recorded October 12, 1950; from the Columbia
Stardust JS: October 25, 1950
Parts only; recorded October 25, 1950; from the Columbia Records 45 #
39056; performed on the Lets Go To Town radio show (episode # 49;
airdate: December 1953). Vocal for Jo Stafford.
Tennessee Waltz JS: November 1, 1950
Parts only; recorded November 1, 1950; from the Columbia Records 45 #
39065. Vocal for Jo Stafford.
It Is No Secret JS: November 1, 1950
Parts only; recorded November 1, 1950 (Capitol) and December 19, 1961
(Columbia); from the Columbia Records 45 # 39082 and Capitol Records
album Whispering Hope [S]T-1696. Vocal for Jo Stafford and Gordon
MacRae.
If Youve Got The Money JS: November 1, 1950
Parts only; recorded November 1, 1950; from the Columbia Records 45 #
I Love You Truly JS: February 12, 1951
Parts only; arranger: Leo Arnaud; recorded February 12, 1951; from the
Columbia Records 45 # 5G . Vocal for Jo Stafford and Nelson Eddy
With These Hands JS: February 23, 1951
Score only; CB # 715; recorded February 23, 1951; from the Columbia
Records single # 1-G and used on tour. Vocal for Jo Stafford and Nelson
Eddy.
Make The Man Love Me JS: March 5, 1951
Parts only; CB # 715; recorded March 5, 1951; from the Columbia
Records 78 # 39301 and album Broadways Best # CL 584. Vocal for Jo
Stafford and the Norman Luboff Choir.
Allentown Jail JS: April 10, 1951
Parts only; recorded April 10, 1951; from the Columbia Records 78 #
My Silent Love PW: June 11, 1951
Parts only; CB # 646; recorded June 11, 1951; from the Columbia
Records album Melodies for Moonlight # CL 6191 / EP B-274 and Mood
Music # CL 527 / EP B-389.
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Under A Blanket Of Blue PW: June 11, 1951

Music # CL 527 / EP B-389.
When Your Lover Has Gone PW: June 11, 1951
Music # CL 527 / EP B-389.
Moon Song PW: June 11, 1951
Score and parts; CB # 644; recorded June 11, 1951; from the Columbia
Music # CL 527 / EP B-389.
Among My Souvenirs PW: June 18, 1951
Music # CL 527 / EP B-389.
Stardust PW: June 18, 1951
Music # CL 527 / EP B-389.
Then Ill Be Tired Of You PW: June 18, 1951
Music # CL 527 / EP B-389.
Yesterdays PW: June 18, 1951
Records album Melodies for Moonlight # CL 6191 / EP B-274, Mood
Music # CL 527 / EP B-389, and The Columbia Album of Jerome Kern #
C2L 2.
Shrimp Boats JS: July 18, 1951
Parts only (incomplete); recorded July 18, 1951; from the Columbia
Records 45 # 39581. Vocal for Jo Stafford. Note: There are several
arrangements of this song in the collection, which are also in different
keys. This is the original, recorded version in the key of E.
Wonderful One PW: August 30, 1951
Parts only; CB # 667; recorded August 30, 1951; from the Columbia
All Alone PW: August 30, 1951
Records album Mood Music # CL 527 and EP# B-389.
Ill Follow My Secret Heart PW: August 30, 1951
Sweethearts PW: September 28, 1951
Score and parts; CB # 675; recorded September 28, 1951; from the
Columbia Records album Dream Time Music # CL 528 and EP # B-380.
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Ill See You Again PW: September 28, 1951

Columbia Records album Dream Time Music # CL 528 and EP # B-380.
Whatll I Do PW: September 28, 1951
Together PW: September 28, 1951
A Streetcar Named Desire PW: October 12, 1951
Score (incomplete) and parts; CB # 672; recorded October 12, 1951
(CBS show) and 1954 (Columbia); from the CBS Paul Weston Show
(airdate: October 12, 1951) and the album Sound Stage # CL 612.
Body And Soul PW: October 12, 1951
Parts only; CB # 928; recorded October 12, 1951 (CBS show) and March
1956 (Columbia); from the CBS Paul Weston Show (airdate: October 12,
1951) and the album Solo Mood # CL 879.
Quo Vadis PW: November 23, 1951
Score and parts; CB # 679; recorded November 23, 1951 (CBS show)
and 1954 (Columbia); from the CBS Paul Weston Show (airdate:
November 23, 1951) and the album Sound Stage # CL 612.
Gone With The Wind PW: December 7, 1951
Score and parts; CB # 798; recorded December 7, 1951 (CBS show) and
1954 (Columbia); from the CBS Paul Weston Show (airdate: December
7, 1951) and the album Sound Stage # CL 612.
Easy Come, Easy Go JS: December 10, 1951
Parts only (incomplete); recorded December 10, 1951; from the
Columbia Records album A Gal Named Jo # CL-2591.
Vocal for Jo Stafford
Dont Worry Bout Me JS: December 10, 1951
Parts only (incomplete); recorded December 10, 1951; from the
Columbia Records 45 # 39720 and album Soft and Sentimental # CL2501. Vocal for Jo Stafford.
Around The Corner JS: December 10, 1951
Parts only (incomplete); aka Ay-Round the Corner or A-Round the
Corner; recorded December 10, 1951; from the Columbia Records 45 #
Samson And Delilah PW: December 14, 1951
Score and parts; CB # 908; recorded December 14, 1951 (CBS show) and
October 1955 (Columbia); from the CBS Paul Weston Show (airdate:
December 14, 1951) and the album Love Music From Hollywood # CL
794.
Diane PW: January 4, 1952
Score and parts; CB # 909; recorded January 4, 1952 (CBS show) and
October 1955 (Columbia); from the CBS Paul Weston Show (airdate:
January 4, 1952) and the album Love Music From Hollywood # CL 794.
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(Give Me) Something To Remember You By JS: January 18, 1952

Parts only; recorded January 18, 1952; from the Columbia Records
album Broadways Best # CL 584. Vocal for Jo Stafford and the Norman
Luboff Choir.
Im In The Mood For Love JS: January 18, 1952
Parts only; recorded January 18, 1952; from the Columbia Records 45 #
39723. Vocal for Jo Stafford and the Norman Luboff Choir.
September In The Rain JS: January 18, 1952
album As You Desire Me # CL 6210, EP # B 298 and 45 # 39722. Vocal
for Jo Stafford and the Starlighters.
Spring Is Here JS: February 19, 1952
Parts only; recorded February 19, 1952; from the Columbia Records
for Jo Stafford.
As You Desire Me JS: February 19, 1952
for Jo Stafford.
Blue Moon JS: February 19, 1952
for Jo Stafford.
So Help Me NL: March 19, 1952
Score only; recorded March 19, 1952; from the Columbia Records 45 #
39736. Vocal for the Norman Luboff Choir.
Beautiful Ohio NL: March 19, 1952
Score only; recorded March 19, 1952; from the Columbia Records 45 #
39736. Vocal for the Norman Luboff Choir.
Shrimp Boats JS: March 1952
Score and parts; CB # 716; performed April 7-21, 1952 at the London
Palladium. Vocal for Jo Stafford. Note: This was written for Jo Staffords
European Tour. It is in the key of C.
Around The Corner JS: March 1952
Score only; CB # 716; aka Ay-Round the Corner or A-Round the
Corner; performed April 7-21, 1952 at the London Palladium. Vocal for
Jo Stafford. Note: This was written for Jo Staffords European Tour.
Come Rain Or Come Shine JS: March 1952
Records album Broadways Best # CL 584; performed April 7-21, 1952
at the London Palladium. Vocal for Jo Stafford. Note: This was written
for Jo Staffords European Tour. An insert was also later added to this
piece possibly for a television appearance.
Early Autumn JS: June 24, 1952
Score and parts; recorded June 24, 1952; from the Columbia Records
album Soft and Sentimental # CL-2501. Vocal for Jo Stafford.
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You Belong To Me JS: June 24, 1952

Score and parts; recorded June 24, 1952; from the Columbia Records 45
# 39811. Vocal for Jo Stafford.
Whispers In The Dark PW: June 27, 1952
Records album Caribbean Cruise # CL 572, CL 6266 and EP # B-341.
Why Was I Born PW: June 27, 1952
Records album Music For A Rainy Night # CL 574) and The Columbia
Album of Jerome Kern # C2L 2.
Embraceable You JS: June 27, 1952
Records album Broadways Best # CL 584. Vocal for Jo Stafford.
Jambalaya JS: July 20, 1952
Parts only (incomplete?); recorded July 20, 1952; from the Columbia
Records 45 # 39838. Vocal for Jo Stafford. Note: It is not clear if this is a
complete set of parts. This was later adapted into a larger arrangement for
the Jo Stafford TV Show.
What Is There To Say? PW: September 5, 1952
Columbia Records album Caribbean Cruise # CL 572, CL 6266 and EP
# B-341.
Long Ago And Far Away PW: September 5, 1952
# B-341.
All The Things You Are JS: September 5, 1952
Score and parts; recorded September 5, 1952; from the Columbia
My Romance JS: September 5, 1952
Dancing In The Dark JS: September 12, 1952
Little Girl Blue PW: September 12, 1952
Columbia Records album Music For A Rainy Night # CL 574. Note: This
arrangement was later modified into a vocal arrangement for use on the
October 26, 1954, episode of the Jo Stafford Show.
Soon PW: September 12, 1952
Columbia Records album Music For A Rainy Night # CL 574.
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You Do Something To Me PW: September 26, 1952

# B-341.
Day By Day PW: September 26, 1952
September Song JS: September 26, 1952
They Say Its Wonderful JS: September 26, 1952
Keep It A Secret JS: October 10, 1952
Score and parts; recorded October 10, 1952; from the Columbia Records
Once To Every Heart JS: October 10, 1952
If It Takes Me All My Life JS: November 10, 1952
Score and parts; recorded November 10, 1952; from the Columbia
Records album Something Old, New, Borrowed, Blue EP # B-1583.
Im Always Chasing Rainbows JS: November 10, 1952
Parts only; recorded November 10, 1952; from the Columbia Records
album Something Old, New, Borrowed, Blue EP # B-1583 and Soft and
Sentimental # CL-2501. Vocal for Jo Stafford.
Its That Time Again JS: January 19, 1953
Score only; theme song for the CBS Radio Jo Stafford Show (episode #1;
airdate: January 19, 1953). Vocal for Jo Stafford.
Anna PW: February 20, 1953
Score only; recorded February 20, 1953; from the Columbia Records 45
# 39968.
Dutch Treat PW: February 20, 1953
Score only; recorded February 20, 1953; from the Columbia Records 45
# 39968.
John Anderson, My Jo JS: March 17, 1953
Score and parts; recorded March 17, 1953; from the Columbia Records
album Songs of Scotland # CL-1043; performed on the Jo Stafford Show
(episode #4; airdate: February 24, 1954). Vocal for Jo Stafford.
My Jean JS: March 17, 1953
Score and parts; aka To Jean; recorded March 17, 1953; from the
Columbia Records album Songs of Scotland # CL-1043. Vocal for Jo
Stafford.
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The Bonnie Lad Thats Far Away JS: March 17, 1953
album Songs of Scotland # CL-1043. Vocal for Jo Stafford.
My Love Is Like A Red, Red Rose JS: March 17, 1953
Basin St. Blues JS: March 29, 1953
Score only; recorded March 29, 1953; from the Columbia Records album
A Musical Portrait of New Orleans # CL-578. Vocal for Jo Stafford and
Frankie Laine.
Adios PW: April 16, 1953
Score and parts; CB # 717; recorded April 16, 1953; from the Columbia
Cuban Love Song PW: April 16, 1953
Summer Night PW: April 16, 1953
Lets Fall In Love PW: April 16, 1953
Perfidia PW: April 28, 1953
Note: This piece contains a second set of parts on ABC music paper. This
suggests the possibility that the arrangement might have been written
before the Columbia Recording date.
When You Wish Upon A Star PW: April 28, 1953
The Nearness Of You PW: April 28, 1953
Magic Is The Moonlight PW: April 28, 1953
Shane PW: May 7, 1953
Score only; CB # 723; aka The Call of the Faraway Hills; recorded
May 7, 1953; from the Columbia Records 45 # 40014.
Gigi PW: May 7, 1953
Score and parts; CB # 737; recorded May 7, 1953; from the Columbia
Records 45 # 40014 and album Music For Quiet Dancing # CL 659.
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I Found A Friend JS: May 7, 1953

Parts only; recorded May 7, 1953; from the Columbia Records album
Garden of Prayer # CL-6286. Vocal for Jo Stafford.
Beautiful Isle Of Somewhere JS: May 7, 1953
Score and parts; arranger: Bill Loose; recorded May 7, 1953; from the
Columbia Records album Garden of Prayer # CL-6286. Vocal for Jo
Stafford.
Im Your Girl JS: May 25, 1953
Score and parts; recorded May 25, 1953; from the Columbia Records 45
# 40021 and album Broadways Best # CL 584. Vocal for Jo Stafford.
Invisible Hands JS: June 24, 1953
Score and parts (incomplete); recorded June 24, 1953; from the Columbia
Records album Garden of Prayer # CL-6286. Vocal for Jo Stafford.
Peace In The Valley JS: June 25, 1953
Score and parts (incomplete); recorded June 25, 1953; from the Columbia
Records album Garden of Prayer # CL-6286 and Capitol Records album
There's Peace in the Valley # [S]T-1916. Vocal for Jo Stafford.
Mollys Meek, Mollys Sweet JS: July 10, 1953
Score and parts; recorded July 10, 1953; from the Columbia Records
My Hearts In The Highlands JS: July 10, 1953
Ye Banks And Braes Of Bonnie Doon JS: July 10, 1953
Green Grow The Rashes, O JS: July 10, 1953
Planters Punch PW: August 1953
Score and parts; CB # 705; recorded August 1953; from the Columbia
Records 45 # 40086 and album Music For Quiet Dancing # CL-659.
Our Love Is Here To Stay JS: August 13, 1953
Score and parts; recorded August 13, 1953; from the Columbia Records
album Soft and Sentimental # CL-2501; performed on the Lets Go To
Town radio show (episode # 49; airdate: December 1953) and the Jo
Stafford Show (episode #2; airdate: February 9, 1954). Vocal for Jo
Stafford.
Serenata HJ: November 12, 1953
Score only; recorded November 12, 1953; from the Columbia Records 45
# 40134. Trumpet solo for Harry James. Note: There is a note on the
manuscript that says parts to Harry James December 17, 1953.
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The Story Of The Dixieland Band JS: November 27, 1953

Score and parts; arranger: Matty Matlock; recorded November 27, 1953;
from the Columbia Records album A Musical Portrait of New Orleans #
CL-578. Vocal for Jo Stafford.
Taking A Chance On Love JS: November 27, 1953
Records album Swingin' Down Broadway # CL 1124 and A Gal Named
Jo # CL-2591; performed on the Jo Stafford Show (episode #2; airdate:
February 9, 1954). Vocal for Jo Stafford.
Make Love To Me JS: November 27, 1953
Score and parts; CB # 774 (3 p. intro); recorded November 27, 1953;
from the Columbia Records 45 # 40143. Also includes added intro for
use on the Jo Stafford Show (episode # 6; airdate: March 9, 1954). Vocal
for Jo Stafford.
Where Are You? JS: November 27, 1953
Score only; recorded November 27, 1953; from the Columbia Records 45
# 40250. Vocal for Jo Stafford.
Autumn In Rome PW: ca. December 1953
Score and parts; CB # 762; aka Springtime in Rome; recorded ca.
December 1953; from the Columbia Records album Music For Jennifer
EP # B-369 and # CL 6281.
Indiscretion PW: ca. December 1953
Score and parts; CB # 752; recorded ca. December 1953; from the
Columbia Records album Music For Jennfier EP # B-369 and # CL
6281.
Love Letters PW: ca. December 1953
Score and parts; CB # 756; arranger: Bill Loose; recorded ca. December
1953; from the Columbia Records album Music For Jennifer EP # B-369
and # CL 6281.
Ruby PW: ca. December 1953
Score and parts; CB # 753; arranger: Bill Loose; recorded ca. December
1953; from the Columbia Records album Music For Jennifer EP # B-369
and # CL 6281.
The Song Of Bernadette PW: ca. December 1953
Columbia Records album Music For Jennifer EP # B-369 and # CL
6281.
Duel In The Sun PW: ca. December 1953
6281.
Jennies Song PW: ca. December 1953
Score and parts; CB # 756-A; recorded ca. December 1953; from the
6281.
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Since You Went Away PW: ca. December 1953

6281.
Dont Get Around Much Anymore JS: December 8, 1953
Score (Paul Weston intro only) and parts; arranger: Matty Matlock;
recorded December 8, 1953; from the Columbia Records album A Gal
Named Jo # CL-2591. Vocal for Jo Stafford.
Indiscretion JS: December 18, 1953
Parts only; recorded December 18, 1953; from the Columbia Records 45
# 40170. Vocal for Jo Stafford. Piano solo by Liberace.
Youre Nearer PW: ca. January 1954
Score and parts; CB # 893; recorded ca. January 1954; from the
The Swan And The Sea PW: ca. January 1954
Score only; CB # ; recorded ca. January 1954; unreleased (?).
Its A Lovely Day Today JS: February 2, 1954
Parts only; CB # 751; performed on the Jo Stafford Show (episode #1;
airdate: February 2, 1954). Vocal for Jo Stafford.
Basin St. Blues JS: February 2, 1954
Vocal part only; CB # 750; performed on the Jo Stafford Show (episode
#1; airdate: February 2, 1954). Vocal for Jo Stafford and the Starlighters.
Breezing Along With The Breeze JS: February 16, 1954
Vocal part only; CB # 749; performed on the Jo Stafford Show (episode
#3; airdate: February 16, 1954). Vocal for Jo Stafford and the
Starlighters.
Comin Thru The Rye JS: February 23, 1954
Score and vocal part only; CB # 773; performed on the Jo Stafford Show
(episode #4; airdate: February 23, 1954). Vocal for Jo Stafford and the
Starlighters. Note: This is a different version from the one written for the
album Songs of Scotland.
I Should Care JS: March 2, 1954
Score (addition only) and parts; CB # 739; performed on the Jo Stafford
Show (episode #5; airdate: March 2, 1954); recorded August 1, 1958;
from the Columbia Records album I'll Be Seeing You # CL 1262 and CS
8080. Vocal for Jo Stafford and the Starlighters. Note: The addition was
written for the album Ill Be Seeing You.
Hit The Road To Dreamland JS: March 2, 1954
Score only; CB # 741; performed on the Jo Stafford Show (episode #5;
airdate: March 2, 1954). Vocal for Jo Stafford and the Starlighters.
Indiscretion JS: March 9, 1954
Parts only; CB # 742; performed on the Jo Stafford Show (episode #6;
airdate: March 9, 1954). Vocal for Jo Stafford and the Starlighters.
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How Important Can It Be JS: ca. March 1954

Score only; from the Jo Stafford Show. Vocal for Jo Stafford and the
Starlighters. Note: Although this arrangement is marked for the show, it
is not clear if the arrangement was actually performed.
Blues In The Night JS: March 30, 1954
Score and parts; CB # 758; performed on the Jo Stafford Show (episode
#9; airdate: March 30, 1954); recorded February 20, 1959; from the
Columbia Records album Ballad of the Blues # CL 1332 / CSR-8139.
Vocal for Jo Stafford and the Starlighters. See also Ballad of the Blues.
Jambalaya JS: April 6, 1954
#10; airdate: April 6, 1954). Vocal for Jo Stafford and the Starlighters.
Note: This arrangement is to be used with the earlier version for
Columbia. See also box 14 folder 4.
Dearly Beloved PW: April 23, 1954
Score and parts; CB # 767; arranger: Heinie Beau; recorded April 23,
1954; from the Columbia Records album Music For A Rainy Night # CL
574 and The Columbia Album of Jerome Kern # C2L 2. See oversize
items for score.
I See Your Face Before Me PW: April 23, 1954
Score and parts; CB # 770; arranger: Heinie Beau; recorded April 23,
574.
Ill Remember April PW: April 23, 1954
Records album Music For A Rainy Night # CL 574.
Thank You For Calling JS: April 28, 1954
Score and parts; recorded April 28, 1954; from the Columbia Records 45
# 40250; performed on the Jo Stafford Show (episode #14; airdate: May
4, 1954). Vocal for Jo Stafford.
Fools Rush In PW: April 30, 1954
Exactly Like You JS: June 8, 1954
Score only; performed on the Jo Stafford Show (episode #19; airdate:
June 8, 1954). Vocal for Jo Stafford.
Isnt It Romantic PW: June 11, 1954
Score and parts; CB # 888; arranger: Heinie Beau; recorded June 11,
574.
Garden In The Rain PW: ca. June 1954
Score and parts; CB # 889; recorded ca. June 1954; from the Columbia
I Cant Get Started PW: ca. June 1954
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St. Louis Blues JS: June 15, 1954

Score and parts; CB # 844; recorded August 13, 1954 (?); performed on
the Jo Stafford Show (episode #20; airdate: June 15, 1954); from the
Snowy Bleach/Glass Wax promotional single # 22271. Vocal for Jo
Stafford and the Starlighters. Note: Snowy Bleach and Glass Wax were
sponsors for the Jo Stafford Show.
I Only Have Eyes For You JS: August 13, 1954
Score and parts; CB # 840; recorded August 13, 1954; from the Snowy
Bleach/Glass Wax promotional single # 22271. Vocal for Jo Stafford and
the Starlighters.
For Whom The Bell Tolls PW: ca. September 1954
Score and parts; CD # 851; recorded ca. September 1954; from the
Columbia Records album Sound Stage # CL 612.
Almost Like Being In Love JS: September 21, 1954
#?; airdate: September 21, 1954). Vocal for Jo Stafford.
Teach Me Tonight JS: September 26, 1954
Records # 40351; performed on the Jo Stafford Show (episode #?;
airdate: December 1954). Vocal for Jo Stafford.
Each Step Of The Way JS: October 21, 1954
Vocal part only; recorded October 21, 1954; from the Columbia Records
album Sacred Songs of Today EP # B-1978. Vocal for Jo Stafford.
It Is Springtime JS: October 21, 1954
Score and vocal part only; arranger: Bill Loose; recorded October 21,
1954; from the Columbia Records album Sacred Songs of Today EP # B1978. Vocal for Jo Stafford.
The Lord Is My Shepherd JS: October 21, 1954
album Sacred Songs of Today EP # B-1978 and Capitol Records album
There's Peace in the Valley # [S]T-1916. Vocal for Jo Stafford.
Lord Keep Your Hand On Me JS: October 21, 1954
Score and vocal part only; arranger: Bill Loose; recorded October 21,
1954; from the Columbia Records album Sacred Songs of Today EP # B1978. Vocal for Jo Stafford.
Nice Work If You Can Get It JS: November 16, 1954
Parts only; CB # 792; performed on the Jo Stafford Show (episode #?;
airdate: November 16, 1954). Vocal for Jo Stafford and the Starlighters.
Note: Contains an addition, probably written after the show.
Dancing On The Ceiling JS: November 30, 1954
Score only; performed on the Jo Stafford Show (episode # ?; airdate:
November 16, 1954); from the Columbia Records album A Gal Named
Jo # CL-2591. Vocal for Jo Stafford.
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The Night Before Christmas JS: December 21, 1954

Score and vocal part only; CB # 886; recorded April 29, 1955; performed
on the Jo Stafford Show (episode # ?; airdate: December 21[?], 1954).;
from the Columbia Records album Happy Holiday # CL 691. Vocal for
Jo Stafford and the Starlighters.
I Cover The Waterfront JS: January 4, 1955
Parts only; CB # 824; recorded March 9, 1955; performed on the Jo
Stafford Show (episode # ?; airdate: January 4, 1955); unreleased
Columbia recording (?). Vocal for Jo Stafford and the Starlighters.
Baby Its Cold Outside JS: January 11, 1955
Score only; CB # 824; recorded April 10, 1956; performed on the Jo
Stafford Show (episode # ?; airdate: January 11, 1955); from the
Columbia Records album Ski Trails # CL 910. Vocal for Jo Stafford and
the Starlighters.
June In January JS: January 25, 1955
Score and parts; CB # 796; recorded April 10, 1956; performed on the Jo
Stafford Show (episode #?; airdate: January 25, 1955); from the
Columbia Records album Ski Trails # CL 910. Vocal for Jo Stafford.
Note: Contains an addition, most likely written for the Columbia
recording date.
Ive Got My Love To Keep Me Warm JS: January 26, 1955
Score and parts; CB # 797; recorded January 26, 1955 (TV Show) and
April 10, 1956 (Columbia); performed on the Jo Stafford Show (episode
# ?; airdate: February 1, 1955[?]); from the Columbia Records album Ski
Trails # CL 910. Vocal for Jo Stafford. Note: Contains an addition, most
likely written for the Columbia recording date.
Gypsy In My Soul JS: February 21, 1955
Parts only; CB # 841; recorded February 21, 1955; performed on the Jo
Stafford Show (episode # ?; airdate: February 22, 1955[?]). Vocal for Jo
Stafford.
Young And Foolish JS: March 8, 1955
Score and parts; CB # 883; recorded March 9, 1955 (Columbia);
performed on the Jo Stafford Show (episode # ?; airdate: March 8,
1955[?]); from the Columbia Records 45 # 40495. Vocal for Jo Stafford.
Confessin PW: ca. March 1955
Score (photocopy) and parts; CB # 822; recorded ca. March 1955; from
the Columbia Records album Mood For Twelve # CL 693. Trumpet solo
for Ziggy Elman. Note: It is likely that this arrangement was written prior
to the album project.
My Funny Valentine PW: ca. March 1955
Parts only; CB # 821; recorded ca. March 1955; from the Columbia
Records album Mood For Twelve # CL 693. Guitar solo for Barney
Kessel. Note: It is likely that this arrangement was written prior to the
album project.
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(Its The) Talk Of The Town PW: ca. March 1955

Records album Mood For Twelve # CL 693. Tenor sax solo for Babe
Russin. Note: It is likely that this arrangement was written prior to the
album project.
Georgia On My Mind PW: ca. March 1955
Records album Mood For Twelve # CL 693. Trombone solo for Joe
Howard. Note: It is likely that this arrangement was written prior to the
album project.
Im Coming Virginia PW: ca. March 1955
Score and parts; CB # 819; recorded ca. March 1955; from the Columbia
Records album Mood For Twelve # CL 693. Trombone solo for Bill
Schaefer. Note: It is likely that this arrangement was written prior to the
album project.
Louisiana PW: ca. March 1955
Score and parts; CB # 805; arranger: Matty Matlock; recorded ca. March
1955; from the Columbia Records album Mood For Twelve # CL 693.
Guitar solo for George Van Eps.
Memories Of You PW: ca. March 1955
Records album Mood For Twelve # CL 693. Trumpet solo for Clyde
Hurley.
Skylark PW: ca. March 1955
Records album Mood For Twelve # CL 693. Tenor sax solo for Ted
Nash. Note: It is likely that this arrangement was written prior to the
album project.
Between The Devil And The Deep Blue Sea PW: ca. March 1955
Piano solo for Stanley Wrightsman.
Emaline PW: March 31, 1955
Score and parts; CB # 862; recorded March 31, 1955; from the Columbia
Records album Mood For Twelve # CL 693. Tenor sax solo for Eddie
Miller.
Judy PW: March 31, 1955
Score and parts; CB # 862; arranger: Matty Matlock; recorded March 31,
Clarinet solo for Matty Matlock.
The Christmas Song JS: April 29, 1955
Parts only; recorded April 29, 1955; from the Columbia Records album
Happy Holiday # CL 691. Vocal for Jo Stafford.
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Winter Wonderland JS: April 29, 1955

Score (addition only) and parts; recorded April 29, 1955; from the
Columbia Records album Happy Holiday # CL 691. Vocal for Jo
Stafford. See oversize items for score. Note: The score addition and most
of the parts appear to have been written in the early to mid 1960s.
The Ruby And The Pearl JS: April 29, 1955
Score only; arranger: Heinie Beau; recorded April 29, 1955; unreleased
Columbia Records recording (?). Vocal for Jo Stafford.
Lullaby In Rhythm JS: May 30, 1955
#?; airdate: May 30, 1955); also recorded for Columbia Records
(unreleased). Vocal for Jo Stafford and the Starlighters. Note: Contains
an insert used for recording.
Mountain High, Valley Low JS: ca. May 1955
#?; airdate: ca. May 1955); from the Columbia Records album A Gal
Named Jo # CL-2591. Vocal for Jo Stafford.
A Fine Romance JS: ca. 1955
Score only; performed on the Jo Stafford Show (airdate: unknown).
American Patrol Insert JS: ca. 1955
Vocal for Jo Stafford. Note: This is an insert to an arrangement of
American Patrol, which is missing.
Ball Game Production JS: ca. 1955
Vocal for Jo Stafford. Note: This is a continuation of another work.
Skylark JS: ca. 1955
The One I Love (Belongs To Somebody Else) JS: ca. 1955
You And You Alone NL: ca. mid-1955
Score only; recorded ca. 1955; from the Columbia Records 45 # 40527.
Vocals for the Norman Luboff Choir.
Infatuation - MM: ca. mid-1955
Score only; recorded ca. 1955; from the Columbia Records 45 # 40675.
Vocals for the Mellomen.
The Naked Sea PW: ca. mid- 1955
Score only; CB # 917; recorded ca. mid-1955; from the Columbia
Records 45 # 40605.
Do I Love You PW: ca. 1955
Score only; recorded ca. 1955; from a Columbia Recording
(unreleased?).
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As I Love You JS: September 21, 1955

Records 45 # 40640.
Wuthering Heights PW: ca. October 1955
Score and parts; CB # 918; aka Cathie; recorded ca. October 1955;
from the Columbia Records album Love Music From Hollywood # CL
794.
Laura PW: ca. October 1955
Parts only; CB # 906; recorded ca. October 1955; from the Columbia
Records album Love Music From Hollywood # CL 794.
Odd Man Out PW: ca. October 1955
Score and parts; CB # 902; recorded ca. October 1955; from the
Columbia Records album Love Music From Hollywood # CL 794.
Dark Victory PW: ca. October 1955
Spellbound PW: ca. October 1955
Score and parts; CB # 907; arranger: Bill Loose; recorded ca. October
1955; from the Columbia Records album Love Music From Hollywood #
CL 794.
Now Voyager PW: ca. October 1955
Lost Horizon PW: ca. October 1955
Kings Row PW: ca. October 1955
Score only; CB # 920; recorded ca. October 1955; from the Columbia
My Foolish Heart PW: October 14, 1955
Score only; CB # 904; recorded ca. October 14, 1955; from the Columbia
Ramona PW: October 14, 1955
Score only; CB # 905; recorded ca. October 14, 1955; from the Columbia
Suddenly Theres A Valley JS: December 19, 1955
Score and parts; recorded December 19, 1955; from the Columbia
Records 45 # 40559. Vocal for Jo Stafford and the Norman Luboff choir.
Oh Little Town Of Bethlehem BC: December 19, 1955
Parts only; recorded December 19, 1955; from the Christmas Sing With
Bing TV special. Vocal for Bing Crosby.
When Its Sleepy Time Down South PW: ca. March 1956
Records album Solo Mood # CL 879. Trumpet solo for Clyde Hurley.
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Dancing On The Ceiling PW: ca. March 1956

Records album Solo Mood # CL 879. Trombone solo for Billy Schaefer.
The One I Love (Belongs To Somebody Else) PW: ca. March 1956
Records album Solo Mood # CL 879. Trumpet solo for Ziggy Elman
You Are Too Beautiful PW: ca. March 1956
Records album Solo Mood # CL 879. Alto sax solo for Ted Nash.
Autumn In New York PW: ca. March 1956
Records album Solo Mood # CL 879. Guitar solo for Barney Kessel.
Hundred Years From Today PW: ca. March 1956
Records album Solo Mood # CL 879. Clarinet solo for Eddie Miller.
Rockin Chair PW: ca. March 1956
Records album Solo Mood # CL 879. Tenor sax solo for Ted Nash.
Honeysuckle Rose PW: ca. March 1956
1956; from the Columbia Records album Solo Mood # CL 879. Piano
solo for Stanley Wrightman.
A Foggy Day PW: ca. March 1956
Records album Solo Mood # CL 879. Clarinet solo for Matty Matlock.
Sweet Lorraine PW: ca. March 1956
1956; from the Columbia Records album Solo Mood # CL 879. Guitar
solo for George Van Eps.
It Happened In Sun Valley JS: April 18, 1956
Score and parts; recorded April 18, 1956; from the Columbia Records
album Ski Trails # CL 910. Vocal for Jo Stafford and the Starlighters.
By The Fireside JS: April 23, 1956
album Ski Trails # CL 910. Vocal for Jo Stafford and the Starlighters.
Sleigh Ride JS: April 23, 1956
Score and parts; arranger: Bill Loose; recorded April 23, 1956; from the
Columbia Records album Ski Trails # CL 910. Vocal for Jo Stafford and
the Starlighters.
The Nearness Of You JS: April 23, 1956
album Ski Trails # CL 910. Vocal for Jo Stafford.
Annie Laurie JS: May 3, 1956
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Auld Lang Syne JS: May 3, 1956

Flow Gently Sweet Afton JS: May 3, 1956
But Not For Me PW: May 18, 1956
Score and parts; CB # 950; arranger: Heinie Beau (dated May 18, 1956)
recorded ca. May 1956; from the Columbia Records album Moonlight
Becomes You # CL 909 and EP # B-9091.
Almost Like Being In Love PW: May 19, 1956
Through PW: May 26, 1956
It Never Entered My Mind PW: May 29, 1956
I Remember You From Somewhere PW: June 2, 1956
Score and parts; CB # 952; arranger: Heinie Beau (dated June 2, 1956)
recorded ca. June 1956; from the Columbia Records album Moonlight
They Cant Take That Away From Me PW: June 4, 1956
Score and parts; CB # 953; arranger: Heinie Beau (dated June 4, 1956)
recorded ca. June 1956; from the Columbia Records album Moonlight
Just A Memory PW: ca. June 1956
Records album Moonlight Becomes You # CL 909 and EP # B-9091.
If There Is Someone PW: ca. June 1956
Time After Time PW: ca. June 1956
It Could Happen To You PW: ca. June 1956
I Should Care PW: ca. June 1956
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Moonlight Becomes You PW: ca. June 1956

Without You TN: ca. July 1956
Score only; arranger: Frank Comstock; recorded ca. July 1956; from the
Columbia Records album Star Eyes: The Artistry of Ted Nash (Columbia
Records # CL 989. Alto flute solo for Ted Nash.
Whats New? TN: ca. July 1956
Records # CL 989. Alto flute solo for Ted Nash.
Candy TN: ca. July 1956
Records # CL 989. Alto saxophone solo for Ted Nash.
Speak Low TN: ca. July 1956
Score only; recorded ca. July 1956; from the Columbia Records album
Star Eyes: The Artistry of Ted Nash (Columbia Records # CL 989. Alto
flute solo for Ted Nash.
Star Eyes TN: ca. July 1956
Score only; recorded ca. July 1956; from the Columbia Records album
Star Eyes: The Artistry of Ted Nash (Columbia Records # CL 989. Alto
saxophone solo for Ted Nash.
Black Sapphire TN: ca. June 1956
Score only; arranger: Spencer-Hagen; recorded ca. June 1956; from the
Records # CL 989. Alto saxophone solo for Ted Nash.
Tangerine TN: July 17, 1956
Score only; arranger: Heinie Beau (dated July 17, 1956); recorded ca.
July1956; from the Columbia Records album Star Eyes: The Artistry of
Ted Nash (Columbia Records # CL 989. Alto saxophone solo for Ted
Nash.
That Old Feeling TN: July 21, 1956
Score only; arranger: Heinie Beau (dated July 21, 1956); recorded ca.
July1956; from the Columbia Records album Star Eyes: The Artistry of
Ted Nash (Columbia Records # CL 989. Alto saxophone solo for Ted
Nash.
On London Bridge JS: October 14, 1956
Parts only; arranger: Ray Conniff; recorded October 14, 1956; from the
Columbia Records 45 # 40782. Vocal for Jo Stafford.
The King Of Paris JS: November 23, 1956
Records 45 # 40832. Vocal for Jo Stafford.
Accentuate The Positive JS: December 15, 1956
Score and vocal part only; performed on The Perry Como Show (airdate:
December 15, 1956). Vocal for Jo Stafford.
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Ten Minutes Ago PW: ca. March 1957

Score only; arranger: Bill Loose; recorded ca. March 1957; from a
Columbia Recording (?). Note: This arrangement was probably written to
coincide with the CBS-TV production of Cinderella. Waltz for a Ball
and Cinderella March also appear to have been written for the same
production.
Waltz For A Ball - PW: ca. March 1957
Score only; arranger: Frank Comstock; recorded ca. March 1957.
Cinderella March PW: ca. March 1957
Score only; aka Mothers and Daughters March; arranger: Frank
Comstock; recorded ca. March 1957.
Just Let Me Look At You PW: April 1957
Parts only; CB # 992; recorded April 1957; from the Columbia Records
album The Columbia Album of Jerome Kern # C2L 2.
Im Old Fashioned PW: April 1957
All Through The Day PW: April 1957
The Folks Who Live On The Hill PW: April 1957
Can I Forget You PW: April 1957
A Fine Romance PW: April 1957
All The Things You Are PW: April 1957
Score and parts; CB # 1041; recorded April 1957; from the Columbia
Records album The Columbia Album of Jerome Kern # C2L 2.
In Love In Vain PW: April 1957
You Are Love PW: April 1957
Score only; CB # ?; recorded April 1957; from the Columbia Records
Smoke Gets In Your Eyes PW: April 1957
Just Let Me Look At You PW: April 1957
Score only; CB # 992; recorded April 1957; from the Columbia Records
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Who PW: April 1957

Score only; CB # 1189; arranger: Billy May; recorded April 1957; from
the Columbia Records album The Columbia Album of Jerome Kern #
C2L 2.
She Didnt Say Yes PW: April 1957
Score and parts; CB # 1011; arranger: Billy May; recorded April 1957;
from the Columbia Records album The Columbia Album of Jerome Kern
# C2L 2.
The Way You Look Tonight PW: April 1957
Score only; CB # 993; arranger: Bill Loose; recorded April 1957; from
C2L 2.
Look For The Silver Lining PW: April 1957
Score and parts; CB # 1019; arranger: Bill Loose; recorded April 1957;
# C2L 2.
They Didnt Believe Me PW: April 1957
# C2L 2.
Why Do I Love You? PW: April 1957
# C2L 2.
Lovely To Look at PW: April 1957
Score only; CB # 999; arranger: Bill Loose; recorded April 1957; from
C2L 2.
The Original Piano Artistry of Jonathan And Darlene Edwards:
April 8, 1957 May 13, 1957
Scores and parts; CB # 1148; recorded April 8, 1957 May 13, 1957;
from The Original Piano Artistry of Jonathan and Darlene Edwards #
CL-1024. Note: Contains scores and parts for the full album.
Star Of Love JS: August 19, 1957
Parts only; recorded August 19, 1957; from the Columbia Records 45 #
Like Someone In Love PW: November 12, 1957
Score and parts; arranger: George Greeley (dated November 12, 1957);
recorded November 20, 1957; from the Columbia Records album
Hollywood # CL 1112.
Because Youre Mine PW: November 13, 1957
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Ill Take Romance PW: November 13, 1957

Intermezzo PW: December 4, 1957
Score and parts; arranger: Bill Loose; recorded December 4, 1957; from
the Columbia Records album Hollywood # CL 1112.
Stars In My Eyes PW: December 23, 1957
Score and parts; arranger: Bill Loose; recorded December 23, 1957; from
I Concentrate On You PW: December 1957
Score and parts; recorded December 4, 1957 or December 23, 1957; from
You Stepped Out Of A Dream PW: December 1957
Stella By Starlight PW: December 1957
Shadow Waltz PW: December 1957
Ill Remember You PW: December 1957
Je Vous Adore PW: December 1957
As Long As Theres Music PW: December 1957
Parts only; recorded December 4, 1957 or December 23, 1957; from the
Columbia Records album Hollywood # CL 1112.
I Got It Bad And That Aint Good JS: December 26, 1957
Parts only; arranger: Billy May; recorded December 26, 1957; from the
Columbia Records album Swingin' Down Broadway # CL 1124. Vocal
for Jo Stafford.
Old Devil Moon JS: December 26, 1957
Parts only; arranger: Billy May; recorded December 26, 1957; from the
Columbia Records album Swingin' Down Broadway # CL 1124. Vocal
for Jo Stafford.
Speak Low JS: December 26, 1957
Score and parts; arranger: Billy May; recorded December 26, 1957; from
the Columbia Records album Swingin' Down Broadway # CL 1124.
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Love For Sale JS: December 26, 1957

Score and parts; arranger: Billy May; recorded December 26, 1957; from
the Columbia Records album Swingin' Down Broadway # CL 1124.
Anyplace I Hang My Hat JS: December 26, 1957
Score and parts; recorded December 26, 1957; from the Columbia
Records album Swingin' Down Broadway # CL 1124. Vocal for Jo
Stafford.
The Gentleman Is A Dope JS: January 17, 1958
Score and parts; recorded January 17, 1958; from the Columbia Records
album Swingin' Down Broadway # CL 1124. Vocal for Jo Stafford. Note:
This is a different arrangement than the one recorded for Capitol
Records.
Anything Goes JS: January 17, 1958
album Swingin' Down Broadway # CL 1124. Vocal for Jo Stafford.
How High The Moon JS: January 17, 1958
It Never Entered My Mind JS: January 17, 1958
Tomorrow Mountain JS: January 21, 1958
album Swingin' Down Broadway # CL 1124. Vocal for Jo Stafford. Note:
Contains added intro written ca. 1960-1965.
Happiness Is A Thing Called Joe JS: January 27, 1958
Isnt This A Lovely Day EF: March 13, 1958
Score only; recorded March 13, 1958; from the Verve Records album
Ella Fitzgerald Sings the Irving Berlin Song Book # MG VS-6005-2 /
MG V-4030. Vocal for Ella Fitzgerald.
Always EF: March 13, 1958
All By Myself EF: March 13, 1958
Lets Go Slumming On Park Avenue EF: March 13, 1958
Score and guitar part only; recorded March 13, 1958; from the Verve
Records album Ella Fitzgerald Sings the Irving Berlin Song Book # MG
VS-6005-2 / MG V-4030. Vocal for Ella Fitzgerald.
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Im Putting All My Eggs In One Basket EF: March 13, 1958

I Used To Be Color Blind EF: March 14, 1958
No Strings (Im Fancy Free) EF: March 14, 1958
Hows Chances? EF: March 14, 1958
You Can Have Him EF: March 14, 1958
How About Me? EF: March 17, 1958
Youre Laughing At Me EF: March 17, 1958
How Deep Is The Ocean EF: March 17, 1958
You Keep Coming Back Like A Song EF: March 17, 1958
Change Partners EF: March 17, 1958
Now It Can Be Told EF: March 17, 1958
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Ive Got My Love To Keep Me Warm EF: March 18, 1958

Puttin On The Ritz EF: March 18, 1958
MG V-4030. Vocal for Ella Fitzgerald. Note: Contains score reduction
for 3 trumpets and 3 trombones.
The Song Is Ended EF: March 18, 1958
(You Forgot To) Remember EF: March 18, 1958
Lazy EF: March 18, 1958
Lets Face The Music And Dance EF: March 18, 1958
Cheek To Cheek EF: March 18, 1958
Blue Skies EF: March 18, 1958
Score only; recorded March 18, 1958; from the Verve Records album Get
Happy # MG V-4036. Vocal for Ella Fitzgerald. Note: Contains added
strings and horns. Possibly for the 1958 Ella Fitzgerald concert at the
Hollywood Bowl.
Alexanders Ragtime Band EF: March 19, 1958
Let Yourself Go EF: March 19, 1958
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Top Hat, White Tie, And Tails EF: March 19, 1958
I May Never Pass This Way Again JS: March 21, 1958
Score only; recorded March 21, 1958 (Columbia) and April 9, 1963
(Capitol); from the Columbia Records 45 # 41160 and the Capitol
Records album There's Peace in the Valley # [S]T-1916. Vocal for Jo
Stafford and Gordon MacRae.
You Make Me Feel So Young EM: March 29, 1958
Score only; from the Dinah Shore Chevy Show (airdate: March 30, 1958).
Vocal for Ethel Merman. Note: Arrangement dated March 29, 1958.
You Are All Ive Wanted PW: April 11, 1958
Parts only; CB # 1141; arranger: Bill Loose; recorded April 11, 1958;
from the Columbia Album of Sigmund Romberg # C2L 14.
Softly As In A Morning Sunrise PW: April 11, 1958
One Kiss PW: April 11, 1958
Only One PW: April 11, 1958
April Snow PW: April 11, 1958
One Alone PW: April 14, 1958
Parts only; CB # 1076; arranger: George Greeley; recorded April 14,
1958; from the Columbia Album of Sigmund Romberg # C2L 14.
Wanting You PW: April 14, 1958
Lover Come Back To Me PW: April 14, 1958
The Desert Song PW: April 14, 1958
Close As Pages In A Book PW: April 14, 1958
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Marianne PW: May 8, 1958

Parts only; CB # 1017; recorded May 8, 1958; from the Columbia Album
of Sigmund Romberg # C2L 14.
You Will Remember Vienna PW: May 8, 1958
Deep In My Heart PW: May 8, 1958
Serenade PW: May 8, 1958
Will You Remember PW: May 8, 1958
The Night Is Young PW: May 8, 1958
Who Are We To Say? PW: May 9, 1958
I Bring A Love Song PW: May 9, 1958
Romance PW: May 9, 1958
Just We Two PW: May 9, 1958
Golden Days PW: May 9, 1958
How Can We Say Goodbye JS: July 11, 1958
Score and parts; recorded July 11, 1958; from the Columbia Records 45 #
Ill Walk Alone JS: August 1, 1958
album I'll Be Seeing You # CL 1262 / CS 8080. Vocal for Jo Stafford.
Ill Be Seeing You JS: August 1, 1958
album I'll Be Seeing You # CL 1262 / CS 8080; performed on the Bing
Crosby TV Show (airdate: 1958?). Vocal for Jo Stafford.
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No Love No Nothing JS: August 1, 1958

Score and parts; CB # 1163; recorded August 1, 1958; from the
Columbia Records album I'll Be Seeing You # CL 1262 / CS 8080. Vocal
for Jo Stafford.
I Fall In Love Too Easily JS: August 8, 1958
Ill Remember April JS: August 8, 1958
It Could Happen To You JS: August 8, 1958
We Mustnt Say Goodbye JS: August 8, 1958
Parts only; recorded August 8, 1958; from the Columbia Records album
I'll Be Seeing You # CL 1262 / CS 8080. Vocal for Jo Stafford.
I Dont Want To Walk Without You JS: August 29, 1958
I Left My Heart At The Stage Door Canteen JS: August 29, 1958
Score and vocal part only; recorded August 29, 1958; from the Columbia
Records album I'll Be Seeing You # CL 1262 / CS 8080. Vocal for Jo
Stafford.
Youll Never Know JS: August 29, 1958
Yesterdays JS: August 29, 1958
Note: Contains parts for added intro and ending.
Ill String Along With You PW: September 29, 1958
Capitol Records album Music For Memories # ST-1222.
Just Friends PW: October 3, 1958
Score and parts; CB # 1095; recorded October 3, 1958; from the Capitol
Records album Music For Memories # ST-1222.
Easy Come Easy Go PW: October 6, 1958
Records album Music For Dreaming # T-1154.
Im Thru With Love PW: October 6, 1958
Youre Mine You PW: October 6, 1958
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There Will Never Be Another You PW: October 9, 1958

Records album Music For The Fireside # [S][Z]T-1192.
Just One Of Those Things JS: October 10, 1958
Parts only; recorded October 10, 1958; unreleased Columbia Recording
(?). Vocal for Jo Stafford.
Breezing Along With The Breeze PW: December 15, 1958
Score and parts; CB # 1069; arranger: Heinie Beau (dated December 15,
1958); from the Capitol Records album Floatin' Like A Feather # [S]T1153.
Just You, Just Me PW: December 19, 1958
You Turned The Tables On Me PW: December 24, 1958
Its A Lovely Day Today PW: December 1958
Score and parts; CB # 1064; from the Capitol Records album Floatin'
Like A Feather # [S]T-1153.
At Sundown PW: December 1958
All Of Me PW: December 1958
After I Say Im Sorry PW: December 1958
Floatin Like A Feather In The Breeze PW: December 1958
You Took Advantage Of Me PW: December 1958
Score and parts; CB # ?; from the Capitol Records album Floatin' Like A
Feather # [S]T-1153.
Cheatin On Me PW: December 1958
Keepin Out Of Mischief Now PW: December 1958
Isnt This A Lovely Day PW: December 1958
Parts only; CB # 1071; from the Capitol Records album Floatin' Like A
Feather # [S]T-1153.
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Free And Easy PW: ca. early 1959

Score only; recorded ca. early 1959; from the Capitol Records album
Carefree # T 1261.
What A Difference A Day Made PW: ca. early 1959
Carefree # T 1261.
They All Laughed PW: ca. early 1959
Carefree # T 1261.
They Say Its Wonderful PW: ca. early 1959
Carefree # T 1261.
On The Alamo PW: ca. early 1959
Score and parts; CB # 1734; recorded ca. early 1959; from the Capitol
Records album Carefree # T 1261.
Miss You PW: ca. early 1959
I Could Write A Book PW: ca. early 1959
Give Me The Simple Life PW: ca. early 1959
Spring Is Here PW: ca. early 1959
Parts only; recorded ca. early 1959; from the Capitol Records album
Carefree # T 1261.
All By Myself PW: ca. early 1959
Parts only; CB # 1554; recorded ca. early 1959; from the Capitol Records
album Carefree # T 1261.
Hooray For Love PW: ca. early 1959
album Carefree # T 1261.
Look For The Silver Lining PW: September 22, 1959
Score only; arranger: Heinie Beau; performed on the NBC-TV Toast To
Jerome Kern Show (airdate: September 22, 1959).
The Song Is You PW: September 22, 1959
Score only; arranger: Heinie Beau; performed on the NBC-TV Toast To
Jerome Kern Show (airdate: September 22, 1959).
The Last Time I Saw Paris JS: ca. 1959
Score only; recorded ca. 1959. Vocal for Jo Stafford. Note: This is not
the arrangement written for Jonathan & Darlene Edwards.
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Street Of Dreams PW: ca. late 1959

Score and parts; CB # 1268; recorded ca. late 1959; from the Capitol
Records album The Sweet and the Swingin # [S]T 1361. See oversize
items for score.
Time On My Hands PW: ca. late 1959
items for score.
Sometimes Im Happy PW: ca. late 1959
items for score.
The Thrill Is Gone PW: ca. late 1959
items for score.
Linger Awhile PW: ca. late 1959
items for score.
Lies PW: ca. late 1959
items for score.
All By Myself PW: ca. late 1959
items for score.
Blue Moon PW: ca. late 1959
items for score.
Ill See You In My Dreams PW: ca. late 1959
items for score.
Dream PW: ca. late 1959
items for score.
I Love You PW: ca. late 1959
items for score.
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Bye Bye Blues PW: ca. late 1959

Score only; CB # 1268; recorded ca. late 1959; from the Capitol Records
album The Sweet and the Swingin # [S]T 1361. See oversize items for
score.
Stafford Medley JS: November 30, 1959
Parts only; performed on the NBC-TV Steve Allen Show (airdate:
November 30, 1959). Vocal for Jo Stafford. Note: Contains the songs
Times Change, Lover Man, St. Louis Blues.
Jonathan And Darlene Edwards In Paris: Jan 1960 Feb 1960
Scores and parts; recorded January 28, 1960 February 4, 1960; from the
Columbia Records album Jonathan & Darlene In Paris # CL-1513 / CS8313. See oversize items for scores.
East Of The Sun DE: ca. August 1960
Score only; performed on the NBC-TV Chevy Show featuring Dale
Evans. Vocal for Dale Evans. See oversize items for score. Note: This
was most likely written for the 1960-1961 season.
Let Me Call You Sweetheart PW: ca. early 1961
album Music For My Love # [Z][S]T-1563.
Our Love PW: ca. early 1961
album Music For My Love # [Z][S]T-1563.
I Love You PW: ca. early 1961
Records album Music For My Love # [Z][S]T-1563. See oversize items
for score.
Goodnight Sweetheart PW: ca. early 1961
for score.
Always PW: ca. early 1961
for score.
My One And Only Love PW: ca. early 1961
for score.
For You PW: ca. early 1961
for score.
True Love PW: ca. early 1961
for score.
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Anniversary Waltz PW: ca. early 1961

for score.
I Love You Truly PW: ca. early 1961
for score.
My Darling, My Darling PW: ca. early 1961
Score only; CB # 1740; recorded ca. early 1961; from the Capitol
for score.
Johnny Has Gone For A Soldier JS: April 27, 1961
Score and parts; recorded April 27, 1961; from the Capitol Records
album American Folk Songs # [S]T-1653. Vocal for Jo Stafford. See
oversize items for score.
Shenandoah JS: April 27, 1961
Score and parts; recorded April 27, 1961; from the Capitol Records
album American Folk Songs # [S]T-1653. Vocal for Jo Stafford. See
Cripple Creek JS: May 19, 1961
Score and parts; recorded May 19, 1961; from the Capitol Records album
American Folk Songs # [S]T-1653. Vocal for Jo Stafford. See oversize
items for score.
Old Joe Clark JS: May 19, 1961
items for score.
Single Girl JS: May 19, 1961
Score and parts; CB # 1737; recorded May 19, 1961; from the Capitol
Records album American Folk Songs # [S]T-1653. Vocal for Jo Stafford.
Sourwood Mountain JS: May 19, 1961
items for score.
Misty JS: January 25, 1962
Score and parts; recorded January 25, 1962, from the Colpix Records 45
# 623. Vocal for Jo Stafford. See oversize items for score.
I Should Care JS: 1962
Parts only; for a 1962 concert appearance (?). Vocal for Jo Stafford.
The One I Love (Belongs To Somebody Else) JS: February 7, 1963
Parts only (Ozalid prints); arranger: Benny Carter; recorded February 7,
1963; from the Reprise Records album Getting Sentimental Over Tommy
Dorsey # R9-6090. Vocal for Jo Stafford.
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Whatcha Know Joe JS: February 7, 1963

Yes, Indeed JS: February 7, 1963
Dorsey # R9-6090. Vocal for Jo Stafford and Sammy Davis Jr.
Oh Look At Me Know JS: February 7, 1963
It Started All Over Again JS: February 8, 1963
Parts only; arranger: Nelson Riddle; recorded February 8, 1963; from the
Reprise Records album Getting Sentimental Over Tommy Dorsey # R96090. Vocal for Jo Stafford.
Ill Never Smile Again JS: February 8, 1963
Parts only; arranger: Nelson Riddle; recorded February 8, 1963; from the
For You JS: February 8, 1963
Parts only; arranger: Nelson Riddle; recorded February 8, 1963;
unreleased Reprise Records recording. Vocal for Jo Stafford.
Lets Get Away From It All JS: February 12, 1963
Parts only; arranger: Billy May; recorded February 12, 1963; from the
The Night We Called It A Day JS: February 12, 1963
Ill Take Tallulah JS: February 12, 1963
Oh Holy Morning JS April 8, 1963
Score only; recorded April 8, 1963; from the Capitol Records album
There's Peace in the Valley # [S]T-1916. Vocal for Jo Stafford and
Gordon MacRae. See oversize items for score.
All Through The Night JS April 8, 1963
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Somebody Bigger Than You And I JS April 8, 1963

Shepherd Show Me How to Go JS April 8, 1963
He JS April 9, 1963
I Believe JS April 9, 1963
Score and parts; recorded April 9, 1963; from the Capitol Records album
Youll Never Walk Alone JS April 9, 1963
Score and parts; recorded April 9, 1963; from the Capitol Records album
There's Peace in the Valley # [S]T-1916. Vocal for Jo Stafford. See
When The Roll Is Called Up Yonder JS: December 2, 1963
Vocal part only (Ozalid print); recorded December 2, 1963; from the
Capitol Records album Sweet Hour Of Prayer # [S]T-2069. Vocal for Jo
Stafford.
Sweet Hour Of Prayer JS: December 16, 1963
Vocal part only (Ozalid print); recorded December 16, 1963; from the
Stafford.
Count Your Blessings JS: January 20, 1964
Vocal part only (Ozalid print); recorded January 20, 1964; from the
Stafford.
In The Sweet By And By JS: January 20, 1964
Vocal part only (Ozalid print); recorded January 20, 1964; from the
Stafford.
A Joyful Season JS: August 6, 1964 August 14, 1964
Vocal parts only (Ozalid prints); arranger: Jack Marshall; recorded
August 6, 1964 and August 14, 1964; from the Capitol Records album A
Joyful Season # ST 2166. Vocal for Jo Stafford. Note: Contains parts for
the entire album.
Let It Snow JS: ca. late 1964
Parts only; for recording or performance. Note: This arrangement appears
to have been written around the time of A Joyful Season. This
arrangement is also an adaptation of the earlier Columbia Records
version.
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Rendezvous In May PW: July 20, 1965

Score and parts; recorded July 20, 1965; theme song for the Danny Kaye
Show (season 3). See oversize items for score. Note: This arrangement
was written for a pre-season color test show (tape date: July 20, 1965).
Fascination JS: October 18, 1965
Score and parts; recorded October 18, 1965; from the Dot Records album
Do I Hear A Waltz? # DLP-3673 and DLP-25673. Vocal for Jo Stafford.
Far Away Places JS: October 18, 1965
True Love JS: October 18, 1965
Afterthoughts JS: October 18, 1965
Together JS: October 18, 1965
Parts only; recorded October 18, 1965; from the Dot Records album Do I
Hear A Waltz? # DLP-3673 and DLP-25673. Vocal for Jo Stafford. See
The King Of Paris JS: October 18, 1965
Three-Four Open The Door JS: October 18, 1965
Score and vocal part only; recorded October 18, 1965; from the Dot
Records album Do I Hear A Waltz? # DLP-3673 and DLP-25673. Vocal
for Jo Stafford. See oversize items for score.
When Im Not Near The Boy I Love JS: October 18, 1965
Do I Hear A Waltz? JS: October 18, 1965
Beautiful Ohio JS: October 18, 1965
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Down In The Valley JS: October 18, 1965

I See Your Face Before Me JS: October 18, 1965
Score only; recorded October 18, 1965; from the Dot Records album Do
I Hear A Waltz? # DLP-3673 and DLP-25673. Vocal for Jo Stafford. See
Button Up Your Overcoat JD: March 20, 1967
Score only; recorded March 20, 1967; from the Dot Records album
Songs For Sheiks and Flappers # DLP-3792 and DLP-25792. Piano and
vocals for Jonathan and Darlene Edwards. See oversize items for score.
Carioca JD: March 20, 1967
Score and parts; recorded March 20, 1967; from the Dot Records album
Crazy Words, Crazy Tunes JD: March 20, 1967
Score only; recorded March 20, 1967; from the Dot Records album
Deep Purple JD: March 20, 1967
Parts only; recorded March 20, 1967; from the Dot Records album Songs
For Sheiks and Flappers # DLP-3792 and DLP-25792. Piano and vocals
for Jonathan and Darlene Edwards.
Flapperette JD: March 20, 1967
Parts only; recorded March 20, 1967; from the Dot Records album Songs
For Sheiks and Flappers # DLP-3792 and DLP-25792. Piano and vocals
for Jonathan and Darlene Edwards. See oversize items for score.
Moonlight On The Ganges JD: March 20, 1967
Who JD: March 20, 1967
Why Was I Born? JD: March 20, 1967
The Varsity Drag JD: March 20, 1967
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Day By Day PW: August 1967

Score and parts; from the ABC-TV Wayne Newton Special (tape date:
August 1967). See oversize items for score. Note: It is not clear if this
show aired.
Lovely Night PW: December 4, 1967
Score and parts; from the Jonathan Winters Show (episode #1; tape date:
December 4, 1967; airdate: December 27, 1967). See oversize items for
score
Maudie Theme PW: August 12, 1968
Score only; from the Jonathan Winters Show (episode #101; tape date:
August 12, 1968; airdate: November 13, 1968). See oversize items for
score.
Shrimp Boats PW: ca. 1970
Score and parts; for a concert performance (?). See oversize items for
score.
Memories Of Ireland PW: March 27, 1971
Score only; dated March 27, 1971; symphonic work. See oversize items
for score.
Share Vocal Medley JS: May 11, 1974
Score (incomplete) and vocal part only; performed May 11, 1974, at the
Los Angeles Share Benefit show. Vocal for Jo Stafford.
Whispering Hope: ca. 1970s
score.
It Is No Secret: ca. 1970s
score.
I Should Care: ca. 1970s
Score only; for a concert performance (?). See oversize items for score.
Darlene Remembers Duke, Jonathan Plays Fats: 1979
Scores (in condensed form); recorded 1979; from the Corinthian Records
album Darlene Remembers Duke, Jonathan Plays Fats # COR 117.
Piano and vocals for Jonathan and Darlene Edwards. Contains sketches,
photograph (1 item), scores, and sheet music to the all titles from the
album.
Jonathan Plays Basie: 1979
Sheet music; never recorded; intended for release as Corinthian Records
album Darlene Remembers Duke, Jonathan Plays Basie. Contains sketch
(1 item) and sheet music to The Kid from Red Bank, Cute, One
OClock Jump, I Cant Stop Loving You, and Lil Darlin. Piano
solo for Jonathan Edwards.
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Jonathan and Darlene, Now!!!!: June 15, 1979

Scores (in condensed form); recorded June 15, 1979; for the unreleased
Corinthian Records album Jonathan and Darlene Now!!!!. Contains
scores, correspondence (5 p.), and sketches to Copacabana, Stayin
Alive, I am Woman, and Tie a Yellow Ribbon round the Ole Oak
Tree. Piano and vocals for Jonathan and Darlene Edwards.
Ill Never Smile Again JS: December 3, 1990
Score and parts; adaptation by Jon Charles with vocal arrangement by
Gene Puerling; performed December 3, 1990, at the Society Of Singers
Tribute to Frank Sinatra. Vocal for Jo Stafford and the Hi-Los.
One For My Baby JS: ca. 1950-1955
Score only; unknown production. See oversize items for score
This Cant Be Love JS: ca. late 1950s
Parts only; unknown production.
You Grow Sweeter PW: ca. late 1950s
Old Devil Moon PW: ca. early 1960s
Glory Of Love PW: ca. early 1960s
Anyplace I Hang My Hat PW: ca. early 1960s
Parts only; unknown production (probably for television). Note: This is a
vocal arrangement.
I Cant Stop Loving You PW: ca. mid-1960s
Parts only; unknown production (probably for television).
Almost Like Being In Love PW: ca. mid-1960s
Parts only; unknown production (probably for television). Note: This is a
vocal arrangement.
I Should Care PW: ca. late-1960s
Parts only (incomplete); unknown production.
Miscellaneous Parts
Miscellaneous Parts (not identified as Paul Weston)
Miscellaneous Score Fragments
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Miscellaneous Compositions and Sketches

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Dartmouth Sketches: 1933
1 p. Note: This is a sketch of three arrangements written by Paul while he
was studying at Dartmouth College in 1933.
Valhala Sketches: n.d.
10 p. See oversize items for 1 newspaper clipping. Note: These sketches
might have been for a television show.
The Four Seasons Sketches: n.d.
7 items. Sheet music (6 items) and notes (1 item). Note: This sketch
might have been for a television show.
Alton Rinker Childrens Songs: n.d.
Sheet music for The Land of Counterpane, The Land of Nod,
Marching Song, The Moon, My Shadow, The Swing, Where go
the Boats?, and The Wind.
TV Sketch: n.d.
2 items. Sketch of arrangements of Moonlight In Vermont and
America The Beautiful. Note: These are for an unknown production.
Published Sheet Music

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Hanover Music Choral Publications
Inventory sheet (1 p.); Day by Day - SATB with piano accompaniment
(sheet music and onion skins); Merry Christmas SATB with piano
accompaniment (sheet music; 2 items); I Should Care SATB with
piano accompaniment (sheet music and onion skins); God Is Love SATB with piano accompaniment (sheet music); Goodbye Is A
Lonesome Sound SATB with piano accompaniment (onion skins); and
Sourwood Mountain SSA with piano accompaniment.
Jo Stafford Sheet Music
Autumn Leaves, Conversation While Dancing, Congratulations,
Hey, Good Looking, Its That Time Again, Jambalaya, Keep it a
Secret, Make Love to Me, Ragtime Cowboy Joe, Teardrops From
My Eyes, Thats Where I Came In, These Will Be The Best Years of
Our Lives, and Waitin for the Train to Come In.
Paul Weston Sheet Music
The Big, Big Lie, Congratulations, Day by Day (3 items), The
Gandy Dancers Ball, God Is Love, The Hasegawa General Store,
I Passed By Your Window, I Should Care, Indiscretion,
Lonesome Water, Make Me A Child Again, Our Father, Poor
Little Piggy Bank, Se Mi Dici No (If You Said No), Shrimp Boats,
This Time, When April Comes Again, Whispering Hope, Why
Dont They Leave Us Alone, and You and You Alone.
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Lead Sheets
This subseries includes compositions by Paul Weston in pre-publication form. The first
20 folders consist of completed lead sheets, professionally copied on onion skin unless
specified otherwise.
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Lead Sheets A
Alma Matter (2 items), Alone Again, Always in Love (holograph
on regular paper), and Aotearoa (2 items).
Lead Sheets B
Be Concerned, Be the Good Lord Willing, Believing (Paul Weston
holograph with correspondence and lyric sheet), The Big, Big Lie,
Bicker Song, Bop Went The Strings, A Boy Like Me (and a Girl
Like You, The Bridge of Sighs.
Lead Sheets C
Child and Woman, China Eyes, Christ, Show Us Your Way aka
Lord, Show Us Your Way (onion skin and Ozalid print), Christmas is
the Season of the Bells (onion skin and Ozalid print), Cockney
Rhyming Slang (onion skin and Ozalid print), The Colorado Trail
(onion skin and Ozalid print), Congratulations, Country Bumpkin
(onion skin and Ozalid print), The Cowardly Knight, Creed, and
Cripple Creek.
Lead Sheets D
Dont Forget To Say Your Prayers, Dont Pretend, Dreamy
Hanalei, Dutch Treat, and Dynamite.
Lead Sheets E
Entrance Rite, Evelyn, Eventully, and Evry Time I Think of
You (onion skin and Ozalid prints).
Lead Sheets F
A Fast Hello and a Quick Goodbye (Ozalid print), Floatin Like A
Feather (Paul Weston holograph), Foolin With Me, For The First
Time, and Free and Easy (onion skin and Paul Weston holograph).
Lead Sheets G
The Gandy Dancers Ball, Girl On The Wall, Give Me A Shoulder
To Cry On, Glory To God, Go Nobles (onion skin and Ozalid
print), God Is Love, Goodbye, Goodbye Again, Goodbye is a
Lonesome Sound (ozalid print), and The Grass is Green.
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Lead Sheets H
The Hasegawa General Store, Heads Up America, Heart Song
(Paul Weston holograph), Heigh Ho Howdy Do (onion skin and Ozalid
print), Help Me aka Melody A (onion skin and Ozalid print), Here I
Go, Hidden In The Valley (lyric sheets and onion skin), The Hokey
Pokey, Holy, Holy, Holy (3 items), Home For Christmas, How
Can We Say Goodbye? (Paul Weston holograph and onion skins), How
Do You See Me?, How Was I To Know?, (Paul Weston holograph
and onion skin).
Lead Sheets I
I Belong To You, I Guess Ill Have To Dream The Rest, I Heard A
Sermon, I Know Whats Best for Baby (Ozalid print), I Recommend
the Girls (lyric sheet and onion skin), If It Takes Me All My Life, If
Someone Wants To Bet You That I Dont Care, If You Said No, If
You Lived Here, It Isnt Easy, Ill Never Forget You (onion skin,
Paul Weston holograph and lyric sheet), Im Glad To See You Back,
Im Never Really Alone, and Island Girl.
Lead Sheets K
Kiwi Kiwi (Paul Weston holograph, onion skin and Ozalid print).
Lead Sheets L
Lamb of God (3 items), Laugh In Theme aka Lookin Good (Paul
Weston holograph and Ozalid print), Laughter and Tears, Learn From
The Sea, Lilac Mist, Little Boy Blues (lyric sheets and onion skin),
The Little Fat Man With A Big White Beard, A Little More
Affection (Ozalid print), Lonely Heart, Lonesome Water, The
Look of Love (onion skin and Ozalid print), Lord Have Mercy (2
items), Lord, Show Us Your Way, Love Is For Youth (onion skin
and Ozalid print), and Lovely is the Evening.
Lead Sheets M
Make A Rhyme, Make Me A Child Again, The Magic Words
(onion skin and Ozalid print), Meanwhile (Paul Weston holograph and
lyric sheet), Men Are All The Same aka Melody B (onion skin and
Ozalid print), Melody C, Merry Christmas (lyric sheet, Paul Weston
holograph and onion skin), The Miracle Is You (Ozalid print), Mister
Postman, Mister Weatherman, The Monkey Band, My Fate is in
Your Hands.
Lead Sheets N
Night After Night, No Love Like Yours, and Not A Moment Too
Soon (Ozalid print).
Lead Sheets O
Oh, Holy Morning, Old Joe Clark, Once To Every Heart (lyric
sheets, Paul Weston holograph and onion skin), One Little Kiss
(Ozalid prints and note), One Little Rainbow (lyric sheet, Paul Weston
holograph and onion skin), Open Your Heart (Ozalid print), Our
Father, Out of Sight, Out of Mind (Ozalid print), and Out of the
Fryin Pan.
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Lead Sheets P
Planters Punch, Poor Mans Slave, and Pussycat Parade.
Lead Sheets R
(What is it Gonna Be) The Rain or the Rainbow?, Remember Me To
Spring (lyric sheet and onion skin), Rendezvous (Paul Weston
holograph and onion skin), and Rock Me in the Cradle of Love (onion
skin and Ozalid print).
Lead Sheets S
Safe in Your Arms (lyric sheet and onion skin), Shenandoah, Single
Girl, Smile, Sourwood Mountain, Spot, Springtime in Rome
(Ozalid print), Strangers Again, and Suddenly Youre A Stranger.
Lead Sheets T
Take My Heart, Teeny Tiny Timmy (Ozalid print), Thats How
Long (Ill Go On Loving You) (Ozalid print), Three-Four, Theres A
Lot Of Dreaming Going On At My House, This Time, Tie A String
Around Your Heart (correspondence, Paul Weston holograph and
Ozalid print), Trouble, and Tweet and Toot.
Lead Sheets W
We Meet Again, We Wont Forget, Weather Man, Were Not
Children Anymore, When April Comes Again (aka Westons Tune)
(lyric sheet, onion skin for Westons Tune, and Photostat negative),
Whats the Matta With The Matador?, What Was the Name of That
Broad?, (Ozalid print), When Knighthood Was in Flower (onion skin
and Ozalid print), When Our Yesterdays Were New (onion skin, Paul
Weston holograph and lyric sheets), When We Dance (Paul Weston
holograph and Ozalid print), Why Dont We Try Again (Ozalid print
and onion skin), Wish Me Well, With My Heart in My Hand (Paul
Weston holograph and lyric sheet), Wonder (Paul Weston holograph
and Ozalid print), and The Wooden Whistle.
Lead Sheets Y
You Never Lose What You Never Had, You Shouldnt Have Done It
(Ozalid print), and Youre the Love of My Life.
Untitled Onion Skin Lead Sheet
1 p.
Lyric Sheets Without Lead Sheets
31 p.
Paul Weston Lyric Sketches
15 p.
Titled Lead Sheet Sketches
62 p.
Untitled Lead Sheet Sketches
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Masses and Hymns

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3rd Mass On Christmas: 1950s
7 p. Sketches (4 p.) and lead sheets for Offertorium, Introit, and
Communion. (Voice with organ accompaniment)
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81 p. Notes (2 p.); letters from Monsignor Thomas J. McCarthy (2 p.);

published sheet music (photocopy; 17 p.); and lead sheets (holograph,
onion skin, and Ozalid prints).
Union Mass For Choirs And/Or Congregations: 1965
13 p. Published sheet music (photocopy; 17 p.). Note: Imprimatur
November 27, 1964, by the Bishop of Toledo, George J. Rehring, S.T.D.
Roman Catholic Mass: 1969
9 items. Lead sheets for We are Gathered Together Entrance, We
Offer Our Gifts Offertory, Lord We Come To Your Table
Communion, and Go In Peace Closing (onion skins).
(Voice with piano accompaniment)
St. Paul In Greece: ca. mid-1970s
26 p. Notes (6 p.); magazine clipping (4 p.); sketches (8 p.); and sheet
music (8 p.). Note: This work is incomplete.
Maryknoll Hymns: 1980-1991
Correspondence (17 p.); essay titled Frustration Set To Music (5 p.);
sheet music (15 p.); and sketches (13 p.). See oversize items for 3
sketches.
Bells of Santa Ynez: n.d. 1956 October 16, 1991

The Bells of Santa Ynez: Portrait of a California Valley is a 60-minute choral tone poem
composed by Paul Weston, with lyrics by Marilyn Keith and Alan Bergman. The work is
a musical portrait inspired by the setting of the Santa Ynez valley and mission north of
Santa Barbara, California.
The work was recorded in early 1963 and premiered on August 25, 1963, at the Santa
Ynez mission. It has been performed several times over the years during the annual
Danish Days at the Santa Ynez mission, with the most recent performance occurring in
1991.
This subseries is organized by type and performance order.
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Correspondence and Miscellany: n.d., 1956 October 15, 1962
7 items; n.d., 1956 October 15, 1962. Miscellany includes 2 programs,
2 brochures and 1 map. Note: Items cover the period before the
composition was written.
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Correspondence and Miscellany: December n.d., 1962 September 16, 1968

129 items; n.d., 1956 October 15, 1962. Miscellany includes 1
photograph, programs, brochures and newspaper clippings.
Correspondence includes letters by Rosalind Wiener, Wyman, Harold La
Von, Stanley Mosk, Bill Lane, Lynn Gillham, Edmund G. Brown,
Timothy Manning, Father Tim OSullivan, Robert K. Raleigh and F. M.
Scott, III. See oversize items for 12 newspaper clippings.
Correspondence and Miscellany: August n.d., 1972 June n.d., 1975
79 items; August n.d., 1972 June n.d., 1975. Miscellany includes
programs and newspaper clippings. Correspondence includes letters by
Louis Busony, Judy Lewellen and Jack Scanlon. See oversize items for 4
newspaper clippings.
Correspondence and Miscellany: July 15, 1989 October 16, 1991
35 items; July 15, 1989 October 16, 1991. Miscellany includes
newspaper clippings. See oversize items for 3 newspaper clippings.
Miscellany: n.d.
14 items; n.d.. Miscellany includes maps, brochures and notes.
Album Notes: 1963
9 p.; 1963.
Publication Version
4 items. Score (holograph and published version); narration notes and
advertisement. Note: The published version is scored for SATB and
piano with optional percussion.
City of Solvang Award: September 20, 1991
See oversize items
Bells of Santa Ynez: Original Score

The score and parts to this work are incomplete.
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The Bells of Santa Ynez
5 items. Choir part (onion skin and Ozalid print); lyric and lead sheets
(holograph).
Alabado and The Valley
8 items. Choir part (holograph, onion skin and Ozalid print); lyric and
lead sheets (holograph).
Adobe
lead sheets (holograph).
Enchanted Mountain
11 items; aka Evening Song. Choir part (holograph, onion skin and
Ozalid print); lyric sheets, vocal part and notes (holograph); lead sheet
(holograph, onion skin and Ozalid print).
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Mama
6 items. Choir part (holograph, onion skin and Ozalid print); lyric sheet
and music sketch. (holograph).
Angelus
4 items. Choir part (holograph, onion skin and Ozalid prints).
The Bells of Santa Ynez Reprise
4 items. Choir part (onion skin and Ozalid print); lyric sheet (holograph);
score (partial score in holograph).
The Bells of Santa Ynez Reprise (Side II)
4 items. Choir part (holograph).
Mi Amor
10 items; aka Maria. Choir part (holograph, onion skin and Ozalid
print); lyric and lead sheets (holograph).
Eyes of Fire
5 items. Choir part (holograph, onion skin and Ozalid print) and lyric
sheet (holograph).
The Star and The Rose
5 items; aka Fernanditos Lovesong. Guitar part sketch; lyric sheet;
lead sheet (holograph, onion skin and Ozalid print).
La La La
sheets (holograph).
Valley and Bells Coda
5 items. Choir part (holograph, onion skin and Ozalid prints) and lyric
sheets (holograph).
Music Sketches
61 p.
The Hasegawa General Store: September 4, 1964 August 15, 1990

In the summer of 1964 Paul Weston visited Harry Hasegawas General Store in Hana,
Maui. He was so inspired by the old-fashioned country store and its uniqueness that he
wrote a novelty song about his experience. The song became a hit in Hawaii after Webley
Edwards recorded it for release on his album Hawaii Today.
This subseries is organized by type.
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Correspondence and Miscellany: September 4, 1964 August 15, 1990
97 items; September 4, 1964 August 15, 1990. Miscellany includes
photographs (5 items), brochures and newspaper clippings.
Correspondence includes letters by Arthur Godfrey, Harry Hasegawa,
Larry Shane, Webley Edwards, See oversize items for 8 newspaper
clippings.
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The Hasagawa General Store

Lead sheet (Ozalid print) and lyric sheet (holograph). See lead sheets for
the onion skin master.
Crescent City Suite: October 29, 1956 June 4, 1990

The Crescent City Suite was Paul Westons first major musical composition. It is a
musical portrait of New Orleans set to various musical subjects associated with the city.
These subjects are explored through twelve phases (movements) of New Orleans life tied
together with a central theme. Traditional blues and improvisational elements are
explored in a work that could be labeled as symphonic jazz.
The work was first recorded for Columbia Records in November and December 1956. It
was later premiered in the city of New Orleans at the Municipal Auditorium, with Paul
Weston conducting, on July 19, 1957.
After the initial success of Pauls work, interest grew for publication versions ready for
symphonic orchestras and school bands. Frank Comstock made a school band adaptation
sometime in 1959, and Paul made the symphonic version sometime afterwards.
This subseries is organized by type and suite order. It has an additional subdivision for
the original record version and the later publication version.
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Correspondence and Miscellany: October 29, 1956 June 4, 1990
141 items; October 29, 1956 June 4, 1990. Miscellany includes
photographs (6 items) and programs. Correspondence includes letters by
James C. Petrillo, Harry Fox, Bing Crosby and Walter Hoover. Letter
types include telegrams, holographs, carbon copies and Photostats.
Newspaper Clippings: March 24, 1957 August 29, 1960
38 items; March 24, 1957 August 29, 1960.
Columbia Publicity Sheet: August 2, 1957
1957 New Orleans Honorary Citizen Award: July 18, 1957
1968 New Orleans Honorary Citizen Award: July 30, 1968
Copyright Lead Sheets: 1957
Lead sheets to original compositions on onion skin.
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Crescent City Suite: Record Version

Contains materials associated with the original version and record release of the Crescent
City Suite.
Box
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Description
Music Sketches: ca. Late 1956
30 items; ca. late 1956.
Crescent City
Violin, viola and percussion parts (onion skin); cello and bass parts
(negative Photostat).
Vieux Carre
Violin and percussion parts (onion skin); bass part (negative Photostat).
Riverfront Blues
Score (photocopy); violin and viola parts (onion skin); cello and bass
parts (negative Photostat).
Storyville
Score; violin and viola part (onion skin); conductor sketch (holograph);
cello and bass parts (negative Photostat). Orchestration by George
Greeley. See oversize items for score.
Bayou St. John
Violin and viola parts (onion skin); cello and bass parts (negative
Photostat).
High Society
Score (photocopy); Violin, viola and drum parts (onion skin); 5th
woodwind part (holograph); cello and bass parts (negative Photostat).
Creole Songs and Dances
Violin, viola and percussion parts (onion skin); cello and bass parts
(negative Photostat).
Miss Lucy
Photostat).
Ferryboat To Algiers
Score (photocopy); violin part (onion skin); cello and bass parts (negative
Photostat).
Esplanade At Sunset
Photostat).
Nobody Knows The Trouble Ive Seen
Photostat).
Mardi Gras
Violin, viola and drum parts (onion skin); cello and bass parts (negative
Photostat).
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Crescent City Suite: Publication Version

Contains materials associated with the two publication versions of the Crescent City
Suite: the band arrangement (folder 1) and the symphonic version. The symphonic
version differs from the original with slight changes in orchestration.
Box
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Description
Crescent City Suite Band Arrangement: 1959
Includes three movements from the Crescent City Suite: Creole Songs
and Dances, Miss Lucy, Ferryboat to Algiers. Orchestration by
Frank Comstock
Publication Templates
5 items.
Crescent City
Score and parts.
Vieux Carre
Score and parts.
Storyville
Score and parts.
Bayou St. John
Score and parts.
Creole Songs and Dances
Score and parts.
Miss Lucy
Score and parts.
Esplanade At Sunset
Score and parts.
Nobody Knows The Trouble Ive Seen
Score and parts.
Mardi Gras
Score and parts.
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Ballad of the Blues: February 10, 1959 August 12, 1959

The Ballad of the Blues was the grandest of any of the recording projects that Paul
Weston and Jo Stafford collaborated on during their careers. It could be best described as
an American opera breve that tells the story of the blues in American life and music. It
was recorded for Columbia Records in February 1959 and was never performed live.
Box
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Description
Sketches and Correspondence: ca. February 1959 August 12, 1959
Correspondence, 12 items: March 13, 1959 August 12, 1959 (includes 1
Photostat and 5 carbon copies); lyric sheets and sketches.
The Blues (Part 1): February 10, 1959
Score and parts; recorded: February 10, 1959. Ballad of the Blues part 1
of 8.
The Blues Is A Travelin Thing: February 10, 1959
Score and parts; aka Blues Part 3; recorded: February 10, 1959 (?).
Ballad of the Blues part 4 of 8.
The Blues Is A Tale Of A Trouble: February 12, 1959
Score and parts; aka Part II; recorded: February 12, 1959. Ballad of the
Blues part 2 of 8.
The Blues Is A Travellin Thing: February 12, 1959
of 8.
Times Change: February 20, 1959
of 8.
Memphis Blues: February 20, 1959
of 8. Note: This arrangement bears numerous similarities to the 1943
arrangement. See also box 1.
Blues Coda: February 20, 1959
Score and parts; recorded: February 20, 1959 (?). Ballad of the Blues part
8 of 8.
Blues In The Night
Recorded: February 20, 1959. Ballad of the Blues part 7 of 8. See box 21
The Journey Of Mercy Partridge: October 7, 1971 April 13, 1991

The Journey of Mercy Partridge was Paul Westons last major musical composition. It
tells the story of a Christian missionary who left Pittsfield, Massachusetts, in 1819 for
Hawaii. She arrived at the age of 24 and stayed until her death at the age of 77. The work
consists of six movements that explore her journey from her hometown (Paul Westons
as well) through her life as a missionary in Hawaii.
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The organization is by type and suite order.

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Description
Correspondence and Clippings: October 7, 1971 April 13, 1991
Correspondence and 2 newspaper clippings, 60 items: October 7, 1971
April 13, 1991. Letter types include holographs, carbon copies,
photocopies and Photostats.
Research Items
36 p. Includes book excerpts on Mercy Partridge and miscellaneous
poetry.
Sketches and Notes
27 p.
New England Church
Score and parts
Sacketts Brook
Score and parts
New England Farewell
Score and parts
Kailua At Sunset
Score and parts
Wailua Falls
Score and parts
The Night Marchers Peles Warning
Score and parts
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Production Materials, 1943-1981
This series includes materials that were either produced for or associated with film,
television, radio and concert productions that starred Paul Weston and/or Jo Stafford.
The organization is chronological with dates representing when production activity
occurred.
Box
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Description
Johnny Mercers Music Shop: June 22, 1943
Music listing (1 item); radio script (19 p.). Note: This script is for the
first episode of Johnny Mercers Music Shop. The show featured Paul
Weston as the musical director with Johnny Mercer, Jo Stafford, and The
Pied Pipers as starring artists. The music listing covers episodes aired
June 22, 1944 December 8, 1944.
Chesterfield Show: ca. 1947-1948
Newspaper and magazine clippings (5 items); 26 p. Note: The show
featured Jo Stafford with Paul Weston as the musical director.
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Jo Stafford and The Starlighters Show: ca. 1949

Script (3 p.). Note: The title of this show is unknown; however it might
be the Revere Show.
What Is This Thing Called Bop? Radio Spot: ca. 1949
Script (15 p.). Note: This is a script for a promotional record produced by
Capitol Records for disc jockey use. The script was written by Paul
Weston and narrated by Tom Reddy.
Songs Without Words Radio Spot: Summer 1949
Script (5 p.) and contest form (photocopy; 1 p.). Note: This was for a
promotional record used by disc jockeys to promote the Capitol Records
Songs Without Words contest. It is a personal interview with Johnny
Mercer and Paul Weston. See also Westons Tune box 7 folder 2 and
recordings.
Naval Air Reserve Show: Later Summer 1949
Naval Air Reserve Bulletin June 1949 issue and photographs (2 items).
Note: Paul Weston was the music director for the fall season of the Naval
Air Reserve Show. Tom Reddy was the announcer for the show.
Paul Weston And Art Tatum Radio Spot: ca. January 1950
Script (3 p.) Note: This was for a promotional record used by disc
jockeys to promote Art Tatums new album for Capitol Records.
Paul Weston Show: 1951 1952
Music listing (1 item), photograph with Peggy Lee (1 item),
correspondence (1 p.), radio script (1 item), newspaper article (3 p.) and
notes; 39 p.
Paul Weston and Jo Stafford Wedding Party: March 17, 1952
Script (5 p.). Note: This script is for a wedding and bon voyage party
given at the home of Mr. and Mrs. Sammy Cahn for Paul Weston and Jo
Stafford on March 17, 1952.
Jo Stafford London Palladium Concert: April 7, 1952
Playbill (1 item), photographs (2 items), posters (2 items), newspaper
clippings (8 p.) and souvenir program (2 items). See oversize items for
posters. Note: Jo Staffords engagement at the London Palladium ran
from April 7, 1952 April 21, 1952.
Jo Stafford and Paul Weston TV Spot: ca. June 1953
Script (3 p.). Note: This is for an unknown television appearance
featuring Jo Stafford and Paul Weston.
Jo Stafford Show: 1954
Music listing (4 p.), telegrams (14 items), magazine articles (6 items),
newspaper clippings (9 p.), Its Been Fun lyric sheet (1 p.) and photo
album. See oversize items for newspaper articles and photo album.
Crescendo Show: September 29, 1957
Correspondence (1 p.), music notes (7 p.), 10 lead sheets (15 items) and
lyric sheet (1 p.). Note: This was a CBS-TV color production that aired
on September 29, 1957, with Paul Weston as the music director.
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Chevy Show: November 10, 1957

Magazine clipping (1 item) and financial notes (2 p.). Note: This was an
NBC-TV production that featured Dinah Shore with guest stars Nat Cole,
Mary Kaye Trio and Tony Martin. Paul Weston was the music director.
Texaco Command Appearance: November 23, 1957
Financial notes (1 p.) and music notes (1 p.). Note: This was an NBC-TV
production of Texaco Command Appearance. The episode was titled a
Salute to Ethel Barrymore and aired on November 23, 1957. Guest
stars included Claudette Colbert, Ethel Barrymore and others. Paul
Weston was the music director.
Chevy Show: December 8, 1957
Financial notes (1 p.). Note: NBC-TV production of The Chevy Show
starring Dinah Shore. Airdate: December 8, 1957
Junior Miss: December 20, 1957
Financial notes (1 p.), correspondence (1 p.), and magazine clipping (1
p.). Note: This was a CBS-TV production of the musical play Junior
Miss. Paul Weston was the music director.
Shower of Stars: January 9, 1958
Financial notes (1 p.). Note: This episode of Shower of Stars aired
January 9, 1958, and featured Paul Weston and Jo Stafford as performers.
Chevy Show: March 30, 1958
Financial notes (31 p.). Note: This was an NBC-TV color production
featuring Ethel Merman. See also You Make Me Feel So Young in box
38 folder 29
Club Oasis: April 26, 1958
Financial notes (1 p.). Note: This was a TV production that aired on April
26, 1958, with Paul Weston as music director.
Chevy Show: May 25, 1958
Financial notes (1 p.). Note: This was an NBC-TV production that aired
on May 25, 1958, with Paul Weston as music director.
Ella Fitzgerald Concert: August 16, 1958
Music notes (5 items) and program (1 item). Note: This concert featured
Paul Weston conducting the Hollywood Bowl Orchestra, with featured
guest Ella Fitzgerald, on August 16, 1958.
Chevy Show: November 2, 1958
Financial notes (1 p.). Note: This was an NBC-TV production that aired
on November 2, 1958, with Paul Weston as music director.
Art Carney Meets Peter and the Wolf: November 30, 1958
Correspondence (10 p.), music notes (9 p.), conductor/piano parts (16
items), lead sheets (53 p.), newspaper clippings, (5 items), magazine
clippings (2 items) and published sheet music (2 items). See oversize
items for 1 newspaper clipping. Note: This was an ABC-TV production
that aired on November 30, 1958, featuring Art Carney, with Paul
Weston as music director.
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Chevy Show: December 7, 1958 April 26, 1959

Financial notes (11 p.), press release (1 item) and magazine clippings (2
items). Note: This covers six episodes that aired December 7, 1958
April 26, 1959.
Art Carney Meets The Sorcerers Apprentice: April 5, 1959
Correspondence (7 p.), music notes (1 p.), music sketches and lead sheets
(31 items), and newspaper clippings (4 p.). Note: This was an ABC-TV
production that aired on April 5, 1959, featuring Art Carney, with Paul
Weston as music director.
Sid Caesar U. S. Steel Show: August 2, 1959
Correspondence (3 p.) and financial notes (11 p.). Note: This was a CBSTV production of the U. S. Steel Show featuring Sid Caesar that aired
October 21, 1959. Paul Weston was the music director.
Toast to Jerome Kern Show: September 22, 1959
Music notes (8 p.) and financial notes (4 p.). Note: This was a NBC-TV
production that aired on September 22, 1959. Paul Weston was the music
director. See also The Song is You box 44 folder 6 and Look for the
Silver Lining box 44 folder 5.
Chevy Show: October 18, 1959 May 15, 1960
Correspondence (1 p.), music sketch (1 p.), conductor parts (2 items),
music notes (31 p.), and financial notes (26 p.). Note: This folder covers
11 episodes of the Chevy Show.
Jerome Kern Concert: July 30, 1960
Music notes (9 p.) and program (1 item). Note: Concert was titled A
Tribute to Jerome Kern and featured Paul Weston directing the
Hollywood Bowl Pops Orchestra on July 30, 1960. Special guests
included Jo Stafford, Norma Zimmer, Robert Weede, Richard Banke, and
George Greeley.
Esther Williams at Cypress Gardens Show: August 7, 1960
Music notes (17 p.), newspaper clipping (photocopy, 1 p.), and music
sketch (1 p.). Note: This was an NBC-TV production that aired on
August 7, 1960, and featured Esther Williams under the music direction
of Paul Weston. This show was filmed on 35mm and taped prior to the
broadcast date.
Jo Stafford Honolulu Concert: September 2, 1960
Music notes (2 p.) and program (1 p.). Note: Concert was titled Music
by Starlight and featured Paul Weston conducting the Honolulu
Symphony Orchestra with feature soloist Jo Stafford on September 2,
1960.
Chevy Show: August 13, 1960 May 28, 1961
Music notes (30 p.), production memos (6 p.), and financial notes (30 p.).
Note: Covers the full 1960-1961 season of the Chevy Show.
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The Jo Stafford Show: June 29, 1961 September 1, 1961

Folder 34 Press release packet (2 items).
Folders 35-42 Scripts (1 item per folder).
Note: The Jo Stafford Show was an ITC syndicated production for worldwide TV distribution. The show featured Jo Stafford under the direction
of Jack Parnell and His Orchestra and was filmed in England from June
29, 1961 September 1, 1961.
Harold Arlen Show: September 24, 1961
Music notes (2 p.) and financial notes (7 p.). Note: This was an NBC-TV
production titled Happy With The Blues that aired on September 24,
1961. Paul Weston was the music director.
Bob Newhart Show: September 30, 1961 June 7, 1962
Music notes (35 p.) Note: Covers the entire 1961-1962 of the Bob
Newhart Show taped September 30, 1961 June 7, 1962. Paul Weston
was the music director.
Opening Night Show: September 10, 1962
Newspaper clipping (photocopy, 1 item), music notes (2 p.),
correspondence (1 p.), and financial notes (5 p.). Note: This was a CBSTV production titled Opening Night that starred Lucille Ball, Jack
Benny, Andy Griffith, Garry Moore and Danny Thomas. The show was
taped on September 10, 1962 and aired on September 24, 1962. Paul
Weston was the music director.
The 15th Annual Emmy Awards Show: May 26, 1963
Correspondence (1 p.) and music notes (22 p.).
The Danny Kaye Show: August 5, 1963 April 29, 1964
Production memos (13 p.), correspondence (3 p.), music notes (39 p.),
financial notes (32 p.), music sketches (3 p.), AFM wage documents (4
items), photographs (2 p.) and The Story of Alice (Ozalid print, vocal
part only). Note: This includes the entire 1963-1964 season of The
Danny Kaye Show. Paul Weston was the musical director.
The Danny Kaye Show: August 8, 1964 April 24, 1965
Production memos (5 p.), music notes (32 p.) photograph (1 p.) and
financial notes (35 p.). Note: This includes the entire 1964-1965 season
of The Danny Kaye Show.
The Danny Kaye Show: July 20, 1965 March 26, 1966
Production memos (25 p.), music notes (30 p.) and financial notes (34
p.). Note: This includes the entire 1965-1966 season of The Danny Kaye
Show. See also Rendezvous in May in oversize items.
The Danny Kaye Show: July 26, 1966 March 25, 1967
Production memos (5 p.), correspondence (2 p.), music notes (30 p.),
financial notes (32 p.), photographs (15 items), folders (17 items) and
miscellany (5 items). Note: This includes the entire 1966-1967 season of
The Danny Kaye Show. The folders cover episodes from the entire run of
the show.
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Capitol Records 25th Anniversary Show: 1967

Script (4 p.). Note: This is a script for either a radio or live celebration of
Capitol Records 25th anniversary. Both Jo Stafford and Paul Weston
participated in the production.
Rowan and Martins Laugh In: July 18, 1967
Production memos (8 p.), financial notes (1 p.) and music sketches (5 p.).
Note: This was an episode of Laugh-In taped on July 18, 1967, and aired
on September 9, 1967. Paul Weston was the musical director.
Wayne Newton Show: August 1967
Letter from Wayne Newton, production memos (4 p.), and financial notes
(2 p.). Note: This was an ABC-TV special that was taped in August 1967
and possibly went unaired. Paul Weston was the musical director. See
also Day by Day box 46 folder 26
The Jonathan Winters Show: December 4, 1967 April 1, 1968
Production memos (13 p.), music notes (18 p.), financial notes (17 p.)
and incomplete set of parts to Man and Lady. Note: This includes the
entire 1967 season of the Jonathan Winters Show. Paul Weston was the
musical director. See also Lovely Night box 46 folder 27
The Jonathan Winters Show: August 12, 1968 March 11, 1969
Production memos (11 p.), music notes (20 p.), and financial notes (19
p.). Note: This includes the entire 1968 season of the Jonathan Winters
Show. Paul Weston was the musical director.
The Jim Nabors Show: July 11, 1969 February 13, 1970
Production memos (16 p.), music notes (27 p.), and financial notes (27
p.). Note: This includes the entire 1969-1970 season of The Jim Nabors
Show. Paul Weston was the music director.
The Jim Nabors Show: August 8, 1970 February 26, 1971
Production memos (26 p.), music notes (51 p.), photograph (1 item) and
financial notes (25 p.). Note: This includes the entire 1970-1971 season
of The Jim Nabors Show. Paul Weston was the music director.
1971 Disney on Parade Show
Souvenir program and music notes (2 p.). Note: The Disney on Parade
Show was a live action arena show that featured live and pre-recorded
music. Its not clear if Paul Weston participated in the 1971 Disney on
Parade Show.
Souvenir program, production memos (22 p.), music notes (31 p.),
newspaper clippings (8 p.), AFM contracts (6 p.), photograph (1 p.) and
sketches/lead sheets for 6 segments of the show. Note: Paul Weston was
the music director for the 1972 Disney on Parade Show. See oversize
items for 3 sketches.
Souvenir program, correspondence (7 p.), production memos (20 p.),
music notes (9 p.), financial notes (16 p.), newspaper clippings (3 p.), and
sketches/lead sheets for 5 segments of the show. Note: Paul Weston was
the music director for the 1973 Disney on Parade Show.
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Peter Pan Show: 1973

Production memos (5 p.), music notes (14 p.), and conductor items (9
items). Note: Paul Weston was the music director for this production.
22nd Annual Share Show: 1975
Program. Note: Paul Weston contributed an arrangement for this charity
benefit show.
Modern Problems: 1981
Artist contracts (15 p.), correspondence (7 p.), magazine clipping (1 p.),
music sketches (15 p.), and film script. Note: Paul Weston and Jo
Stafford, appearing as Jonathan and Darlene Edwards, performed the title
music to this motion picture.
Miscellaneous
18 p. Note: Includes documents related to a Standard of California radio
show (ca. 1949) possibly never produced; a 1961 Civil War TV special
possibly never produced; a Jack Benny tribute show featuring Frank
Sinatra (ca. early 1970s); and a 1961 Chevy commercial.
General Correspondence and Business Records, 1943-1980
This series consists of correspondence, business records, and notes documenting the life
and work of Paul Weston and Jo Stafford. This series is divided into two subseries: Paul
Weston and Jo Stafford.
The organization is chronological and by type. Dates represent when authorship of
materials occurred. Manuscript types include holographs and carbon copies.
Paul Weston: July 22, 1944 February 21, 1980
The Paul Weston subseries covers general correspondence, business records, and notes
not related to any of his major works. Letters relating to Pauls work as a leader on Jo
Stafford record dates are included in the Paul Weston subseries.
Box
53
Folder
6
Description
General Correspondence and Notes: July 22, 1944 December 8, 1947
85 p.; July 22, 1944 December 8, 1947. Note: Includes business memos
and correspondence related to Paul Westons work as the music director
for Capitol Records. There are letters to/from Glenn Wallichs, Floyd
Bittaker, Deane Kincaide, Jim Conkling, Mannie Sacks, Frank Sinatra,
Hymie Shertzer, Alan Livingston, and others.
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General Correspondence and Notes: Nov. 18, 1948 Dec. 1950

136 p.; November 18, 1948 - December n.d., 1950. Note: Includes
memos and correspondence covering the end of Paul Westons first
period with Capitol Records and the beginning of his time at Columbia
Records. There are letters to/from ASCAP, Mitch Miller, Irving Berlin,
Fred Ahlert, Jim Conkling, and Harry Ackerman. Also included are
essays by Paul Weston titled What is bop?, The Hit Psychology, and
You Cant Sell What You Give Away Free. See oversize items for 2
newspaper clippings (dated December 16, 1948, and May 12, 1949)
related to correspondence.
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General Correspondence and Notes: January 1, 1951 February 29, 1952
90 p.; January 1, 1951 February 29, 1952. Note: Includes materials

related to Paul Westons tenure with Columbia Records. There are letters
to/from Nelson Eddy, Mitch Miller, Goddard Lieberson, Harry
Ackerman, Alan Livingston, and Jim Conkling.
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General Correspondence and Notes: June 2, 1953 ca. June 1958
43 p.; June 2, 1953 ca. June 1958. Note: Includes materials related to
the final portion of Paul Westons tenure with Columbia Records. There
are letters to/from Mitch Miller, Goddard Lieberson, Norman Adler,
Douglas H. Duer, and Jim Conkling.
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General Correspondence and Notes: December 12, 1959 February 21, 1980
42 p.; December 12, 1959 March 23, 1993. Note: Includes materials
related to Paul Westons second period with Capitol Records. There are
letters to/from Lloyd Bittaker, Ralph Carmichael, Caesar Giovannini,
Jack Russell, Herb Sanford, Bill McRae, Pierre Salinger, Sue Allen and
Edmund G. Brown.
General Correspondence and Notes: n.d.
20 p.; n.d.
Notes for Speeches/Meetings: ca. mid-1950s
24 p.; ca. mid-1950s. Note: Includes notes for meetings with Columbia
executives and business conferences.
Mannie Greenfied Assoc. Press Documents: December 7, 1949 January 18, 1950
11 p.; December 7, 1949 January 18, 1950. Note: Mannie Greenfield

Associates handled press/publicity for Paul Weston. These documents
cover office activity related to the publicity of Paul Westons name.
Jim McCarthy Press Documents: 1950-1951
55 p.; 1950-1951. Note: Jim McCarthy was Paul Westons press agent in
1950 and 1951. These documents include artist notes and correspondence
from Jim McCarthy to disc jockeys.
Charles J. Levin Press Documents: 1952-1953
5 p.; 1952-1953. Note: Charles J. Levin handled press/publicity for Paul
Weston in 1952-1953.
Library and Song Lists: 1940s-1950s
94 p.; 1940s-1950s.
Musician Lists: ca. 1959
2 p.; ca. 1959. Note: List of musicians frequently used by Paul Weston.
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Contact Lists: 1950s

3 p.; ca. 1950s. Note: Lists of personal and business contacts.
Accounting Notes: 1954-1974
35 p.; 1954-1974.
AFM 47 Contracts: May 29, 1956 August 29, 1958
65 p.; May 29, 1956 August 29, 1958. Photocopies only.
Clyde Balsley Library Index
Note: This is an index to Paul Westons library on 3x5 cards.
Jo Stafford
The Jo Stafford subseries covers general correspondence, business records and notes
specifically directed towards Jo Stafford.
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Description
General Correspondence and Notes: July 19, 1945 December 3, 1968
8 items; July 19, 1945 December 3, 1968. Includes 1 letter from

Richard Rodgers (dated June 3, 1953) and 1 letter from Hubert
Humphrey (dated December 3, 1968).
MCA Press Packet: ca. 1960
Photograph (1 item) and press biography (8 p.).
Miscellaneous, 1920-1996
Paul Weston
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Description
Dartmouth Miscellany: ca. 1990
Photograph of Baker Library (December 19, 1990) and reproduction of
Alma Matter text by Richard Harry (n.d.). See oversize items
AFM Local 47 Tribute: 1996
1 item; 1996.
Letterhead and Music Papers
55 p. See oversize items for 34 p. of music paper.
The Waiting Room: ca. 1960
9 p. Note: This is a script written by Paul Weston for either the stage or
film.
Miscellaneous: 1940s-1950
Jack McCoy song plug cards (1940s; 3 items); Brown Derby restaurant
menu (1947; 1 item); Sammy Cahn wedding invitation; ASCAP mailer
(July 21, 1959; 1 item); bridge game tips (3 items); Dodgers mailer
(1963; 1 p.); August brochure (1970s; 1 item).
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Description
Jo Stafford Valentine Cards: ca. 1920
2 items; ca. 1920. See oversize items for 1 Valentine card.
Stafford Family Miscellany
5 items; 1941 ca. 1990. Note: Contains newspaper clippings and
tributes to Jo Staffords parents, grandparents and sisters.
Jo Stafford Essay By Amy Weston: ca. 1972
11 p.; ca. 1972.
Restaurant Souvenirs: 1940s 1950s
7 items (includes 5 souvenir photographs); 1940s 1950s.
Old Oaken Bucket Brigade Certification: 1945
Printed Matter, 1943-1996
This series includes various types of printed matter not related to specific productions or
major works. Printed matter types include journals, newspapers, magazines and album
artwork.
Jo Stafford
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Description
Newspaper and Magazine Clippings
102 items. See oversize for 55 items
Magazines: 1945-1996
Band Leaders, July 1945; Radio and Television Parade, July 1949;
Photoplay, September 1950; Colliers, April 21, 1951; TV Stage, June
1952; The New Yorker, August 1996. See oversize items for Colliers.
Capitol Records and Radio Recorders Marketing Items: 1945-1952
3 items, 1945-1952. See oversize items for 3 items.
Fan Miscellany: 1952-2006
Jos Journal (vol. 2, no. 2; 1952) and 2 discographies by Jim Marshall
(1995 and 2006).
Paul Weston
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Description
Newspaper and Magazine Clippings
14 items. Includes article by Paul Weston, The Forgotten Art: Music For
Television.
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Journal and Magazines

Lees, Gene. Roses in the Morning. Jazzletter (vol. 2 no. 6; January 15,
1983); Coronet, February 1950; Billboard, September 16, 1967. See
oversize items for Billboard magazine.
Capitol and Columbia Records Marketing Items: 1948-1959
14 items, ca. 1948-1959. See oversize items for 6 items
Jo Stafford and Paul Weston

Box
VI
Folder
Description
Corinthian Records Album Artwork
15 items. See oversize items.
Awards, 1945-1954
Jo Stafford
Box
53
VII
Folder
39
Description
1945 Metronome Award
1952 Down Beat Award for Popular Record of the Year You Belong To
Me; 1954 Academy of Television Arts and Sciences nomination for
Best Female Singer.
Photographs, 1928-1996
Jo Stafford
Box
54
Folder
Description
Tommy Dorsey and The Pied Pipers (9 items, 1940-1942); glamour
portraits (65 items); radio shows (20 items); television shows (22 items);
concert appearances (7 items); Capitol Records publicity (6 items); group
gatherings (4 items); Jo Plus Jazz album photography (13 items);
receiving a new car (2 items); unidentified baseball player (1 item); Navy
recruitment publicity (3 items); at the Truman White House with
Liberace, Postmaster General Jess Donaldson, and Marge and Gower
Champion (5 items); unidentified publicity event (3 items); AFM
President John te Groen and Jo Staffords French poodle, Beau (4 items,
February 5, 1952); French poodle, Beau (1 item); with military personnel
(1 item); receiving award for 25 million albums sold (1 item); winter
scenes (5 items); Valentines Day scene (1 item); store window display
(1 item); Jimmy Durante (1 item, 1946); Fred Heider (2 items, 1950). See
oversize for radio shows (2 items); television shows (2 items); and
glamour portraits (4 items).
75
55
Edward Ozern Photographs: 1945

At La Martinique in NY (9 items); La Martinique in NY with Frank
Sinatra (2 items); With Muriel Stafford backstage at the NY Paramount
(4 items); With Jill Warren and Mike Nidorf at NY Paramount (8 items);
Arriving at airport (2 prints, 4 negatives); CBS rehearsals (4 items); CBS
rehearsals with Ann Rutherford and Melvyn Douglas (5 items); Loan
drive (4 items); In unknown dressing room displaying jewelry (2 items);
In unknown dressing room (3 items); Receiving Down Beat Award from
Martin Block on the NBC Make Believe Ballroom show (1 item); portrait
(1 4x5 color negative).
Paul Weston
Box
55
Folder
Description
Boy Scout troupe (1 item, ca. 1928); Axel Stordahl and unidentified man
(3 items, ca. 1936); Jim Conkling (1 item, ca. early 1940s); unknown big
band (1 item, ca. early 1940s); portraits (10 items); Nat Cole (1 item, ca.
1950); unknown NBC radio show (5 items); studio photographs (6
items); Jonathan Edwards (1 item); Unidentified group (1 item);
unidentified man (1 item, March 1968).
See oversize items for 6 studio photographs.
Jo Stafford and Paul Weston

Box
55
Folder
Description
Capitol Records pressing plant [Los Angeles?] (8 items, ca. 1946); with
Lynn Murray (1 item, April 19, 1946); publicity for Folk Song album (2
items, ca. 1948); Peter Meremblum Junior Symphony Orchestra concert
(3 items, September 21, 1947); unknown actor (1 item, ca. 1947); at
greyhound race (1 item, ca. 1950s); Palm Springs vacation with Weston
family (19 items, ca. 1950); Big Bear trip and at home (18 items, ca.
1950); Polaroid shots at home (4 items, ca. 1952); publicity photo taken
at home (1 item, ca. 1952); honeymoon cruise to London (6 items, March
1952); London personalities (2 items, ca. April 1952); Roman Catholic
event (1 item, ca. 1950s); proof sheet of home life (1 item, ca. 1954);
home at piano (1 item, ca. 1955); playing home record player (1 item, ca.
1955); studio photographs (3 items, ca. 1955-1965); at home by piano (2
items, April 1982); group photographs (3 items); NARAS awards (1
item, ca. 1970); charity event (1 item, ca. 1990s); conference (3 items, ca.
1990s).
76
Family
Box
55
Folder
Description
Tim Weston (18 items, 1952-1980); Amy Weston (1 4x5 negative and 1
8x10 print, ca. 1957); Tim and Amy (2 items, ca. 1960 and 1970);
Pauline [Stafford] and Galen Drake (1 item).
Miscellaneous
Box
55
Folder
Description
Edward R. Murrow inscribed to Jo Stafford (1 item); John F. Kennedy
stock photographs (2 items); unidentified.
VIII Recordings, 1947-1980

Box
56
57
58
59
Folder
Description
Audio Recordings
Audio Recordings
Reel-to-Reels
Reel-to-Reels
16 Transcriptions
16mm films
77
Oversize items
Box
60
Folder
1
60
60
60
60
60
60
60
60
60
10
60
11
60
12
60
13
60
14
60
15
60
16
60
17
60
18
60
19
60
20
60
21
Description
My Romance
Score
Dearly Beloved
Score
Winter Wonderland
Score
Street Of Dreams
Score
Time On My Hands
Score
Sometimes Im Happy
Score
The Thrill Is Gone
Score
Linger Awhile
Score
Lies
Score
All By Myself
Score
Blue Moon
Score
Ill See You In My Dreams
Score
Dream
Score
I Love You
Score
Bye Bye Blues
Score
Jonathan And Darlene Edwards In Paris
Scores
East Of The Sun
Score
I Love You
Score
Goodnight Sweetheart
Score
Always
Score
My One And Only Love
Score
78
60
22
60
23
60
24
60
25
60
26
61
61
61
61
61
61
61
61
61
61
10
61
11
61
12
61
13
61
14
61
15
61
16
61
17
For You
Score
True Love
Score
Anniversary Waltz
Score
I Love You Truly
Score
My Darling, My Darling
Score
Johnny Has Gone For A Soldier
Score
Shenandoah
Score
Cripple Creek
Score
Old Joe Clark
Score
Single Girl
Score
Sourwood Mountain
Score
Misty
Score
Oh, Holy Morning
Score
All Through The Night
Score
Somebody Bigger Than You And I
Score
Shepherd Show Me
Score
He
Score
I Believe
Score
Youll Never Walk Alone
Score
Rendezvous In May
Score
Fascination
Score
Far Away Places
Score
79
61
18
61
19
61
20
61
21
61
22
61
23
62
62
62
62
62
62
62
62
62
62
10
62
11
62
12
62
13
62
14
62
15
62
16
True Love
Score
Afterthoughts
Score
Together
Score
The King Of Paris
Score
Three-Four Open The Door
Score
When Im Not Near The Boy
Score
Do I Hear A Waltz?
Score
Beautiful Ohio
Score
Down In The Valley
Score
I See Your Face
Score
Button Up Your Overcoat
Score
Carioca
Score
Crazy Words, Crazy Tunes
Score
Deep Purple
Score
I Wanna Be Loved By You
Score
Moonlight On The Ganges
Score
Varsity Drag
Score
Who
Score
Why Was I Born?
Score
Day By Day
Score
Lovely Night
Score
Maudie Theme
Score
80
62
17
62
18
62
19
62
20
62
21
62
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62
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62
24
62
63
25
63
63
63
63
63
63
5
6
63
63
63
64
64
64
64
64
Shrimp Boats
Score
Whispering Hope
Score
It Is No Secret
Score
I Should Care
Score
Memories Of Ireland
Score
Share Vocal Medley
Score
Ill Never Smile Again
Score
One For My Baby
Score
Miscellaneous Score Fragments
Jo Stafford Show Photo Album
1 item
Photographs
14 items.
Jo Stafford Valentine Card
1 item
1972 Disney on Parade Sketches
6 items
Maryknoll Sketches
3 p.
City of Solvang Award: September 20, 1991
Corinthian Records Album Artwork
14 items
Dartmouth Miscellany
2 items
Magazines
Billboard and Colliers
Music Papers
34 p.
London Palladium Posters
2 items
Capitol and Columbia Records Marketing Items
5 items
Storyville
Score
Newspaper clippings
86 items
The New York Times. February 25, 1962 (Section 4)
81

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THE PAUL WESTON AND JO STAFFORD COLLECTION

Inventory of the Paul Weston and Jo Stafford Collection, 1917-2006

Processed by: Keith Pawlak

Paul Weston and Jo Stafford collection

Paul Weston and Jo Stafford collection

Scope and Content Note

Paul Weston and Jo Stafford collection

Paul Weston and Jo Stafford collection

Compositions and Arrangements, 1933-1993

Paul Weston and Jo Stafford collection

Louisville Lou JM: June 22, 1943

Paul Weston and Jo Stafford collection

The Boy Next Door JS: October 31, 1945

Paul Weston and Jo Stafford collection

White Christmas JS: September 19, 1946

Paul Weston and Jo Stafford collection

The Nightingale JS: October 31, 1947

Paul Weston and Jo Stafford collection

April In Paris PW: December 24, 1947

Paul Weston and Jo Stafford collection

The Hot Canary PW: January 7, 1949

Paul Weston and Jo Stafford collection

Autumn Leaves PW: February 7, 1950

Paul Weston and Jo Stafford collection

This Cant Be Love PW: September 22, 1950

Paul Weston and Jo Stafford collection

Under A Blanket Of Blue PW: June 11, 1951

Paul Weston and Jo Stafford collection

Ill See You Again PW: September 28, 1951

Paul Weston and Jo Stafford collection

(Give Me) Something To Remember You By JS: January 18, 1952

Paul Weston and Jo Stafford collection

You Belong To Me JS: June 24, 1952

Paul Weston and Jo Stafford collection

You Do Something To Me PW: September 26, 1952

Paul Weston and Jo Stafford collection

Paul Weston and Jo Stafford collection

I Found A Friend JS: May 7, 1953

Paul Weston and Jo Stafford collection

The Story Of The Dixieland Band JS: November 27, 1953

Paul Weston and Jo Stafford collection

Since You Went Away PW: ca. December 1953

Paul Weston and Jo Stafford collection

How Important Can It Be JS: ca. March 1954

Paul Weston and Jo Stafford collection

St. Louis Blues JS: June 15, 1954

Paul Weston and Jo Stafford collection

The Night Before Christmas JS: December 21, 1954

Paul Weston and Jo Stafford collection

(Its The) Talk Of The Town PW: ca. March 1955

Paul Weston and Jo Stafford collection

Winter Wonderland JS: April 29, 1955

Paul Weston and Jo Stafford collection

As I Love You JS: September 21, 1955

Paul Weston and Jo Stafford collection

Dancing On The Ceiling PW: ca. March 1956

Paul Weston and Jo Stafford collection

Auld Lang Syne JS: May 3, 1956

Paul Weston and Jo Stafford collection

Moonlight Becomes You PW: ca. June 1956

Paul Weston and Jo Stafford collection

Ten Minutes Ago PW: ca. March 1957

Paul Weston and Jo Stafford collection